Mr. Lee’s West Seattle Irrigation System Maintenance

Why Water Matters—and How Proper Irrigation Makes It Count

Hey neighbors—Mr. Lee here in West Seattle! Water is our most precious landscape resource: it feeds your plants, shapes your lawn’s health, and affects local waterways. An irrigation system that’s well‑maintained doesn’t just keep things green—it ensures you use water efficiently, protect the environment, and save money.

The High Stakes of Waste and Overwatering

• Plant Health & Resilience: Too little water stresses roots; too much invites disease. Balanced irrigation helps your yard weather dry spells and pounding rains.
• Conservation & Cost Savings: Seattle may be wet, but summer droughts happen. A precise system prevents wasteful runoff and keeps your utility bills in check.
• Protecting Our Watersheds: Runoff from overwatering carries fertilizers and debris into Puget Sound. Smart irrigation reduces pollution and benefits the entire community.
• Avoiding Structural Damage: Puddles around foundations, soggy walkways, and eroded beds all stem from poor water control. Proper drainage and timing guard against these costly issues.

Comprehensive Irrigation Tune‑Ups

My goal is to make every drop of water work harder for your yard. Here’s how I optimize your system:

1. Complete System Audit: I’ll check valves, pipes, heads, and controllers—identifying leaks, clogs, and misalignments that waste water.
2. No‑Mistake Head Adjustments: Sprinkler patterns and nozzle angles get fine‑tuned so water lands on grass and plants, not sidewalks or driveways.
3. Smart Controller Programming: I set your zones and schedules to match West Seattle’s seasonal rainfall—more water during dry runs, none when it’s pouring.
4. Leak Detection & Repair: Hidden breaks or loose fittings can lose thousands of gallons. I pinpoint and fix them fast to prevent puddles and erosion.
5. Backflow Preventer Testing: Keeps household water safe and compliant with local codes—no cross‑contamination risks.
6. Optional Upgrades: From drip lines in flower beds to Wi‑Fi‑enabled controllers you manage by phone, I can upgrade you to the latest water‑saving tech.

Seasonal Service Keeps Your System Sharp

• Spring Startup: Clear out winter debris, test each zone, and update your schedule for summer growth.
• Midseason Check: Ensure heads stay aligned, filters stay clean, and no leaks have cropped up under summer sun.
• Pre‑Winter Prep: Blow out lines to prevent freeze damage and shut down zones so you don’t spring a leak in January.

Water is too valuable to let dribble away. Let’s make every drop count for your lawn, your wallet, and our watershed. Reach out for a custom irrigation assessment—no fuss, just honest expertise from your West Seattle irrigation partner.

Talk soon,
Mr. Lee