In May, BrightView's irrigation team performed inspections of all irrigation systems to which they have access and presented a proposal to the Association for repair. This proposal included 428 clogged or broken sprinkler nozzles, 102 broken or leaking 4" pop up sprinklers, 59 broken or leaking 6" pop up sprinklers, 21 broken lateral lines, and multiple weeping or stuck valve replacements. 

 

Each year, the Association budgets over $30,000 for irrigation repairs in the front yards of homes. This equates to around $150 total per home for the year and a large portion of that cost goes to repairs found as a part of the irrigation inspection. We also rely on homeowners to report issues they see in their irrigation system to the Management office. Prompt reporting not only helps save your plant life, it also helps save your water bill!

 

While you're welcome to reach out to Management over busted sprinklers and items in your yard right now, please be aware that these are likely on the radar of BrightView and already in process of repair.