Inground Installations Redmond Oregon



Inground installations in redmond oregon may not be that easy and could use a helping hand. However, once installed, it will surely make your watering chores simple and sweat-free. Here are some steps and guidelines that can help you in installing one in your yard.

Step 1: Planning

The first thing you need to do is to call any utility company in your area to point out where do the cables in your yard lie. Then, hire a professional to estimate the size of your yard to determine the accurate water pressure and the sprinklers’ coverage.

Step 2: Use of Water Line

Connecting to an existing spigot is the most effective way to provide water to your irrigation system. Some professional installers will even incorporate a connection to the primary water service line. Either way, both will need an anti-siphon valve to prevent dirt, salt water, chemicals, and fertilizers from getting into your main water supply.

Step 3: Trench Digging

To make things easier for this step, first, you will need to rent a piece of trenching equipment called vibratory plow. Then, use the equipment to dig 6 to 8 inches deep that has a 45-degree angle side sloping. While doing this, make sure that you fix your sod to one side while the other to the soil. This technique will make the filling and mending of the trench much easy.

Step 4: Value Manifold

Dig an opening space that is considerably bigger than valve manifold box. Then, position the box onto the surface ground, and attached the installation to the main water supply. Make sure that you securely tighten all its clamps.

Step 5: Connect the PVC Pipes

The 5th step of inground installations redmond oregon is by combining a ¾” PVC pipe adjacent to the open end of the valve manifold.  Just keep on placing all the pipes down the main trench and make sure to use "tee" connectors for the pipes that run through the main line. Put on risers by using 90-degree connectors when you've reached the areas of each flag. See to it that you use an adhesive product that is strong enough to securely attach all the sections together.

Step 6: Sprinkler head installation
Visit your mall and go down to the gardening section and choose which sprinkler head is best for the irrigation needs of your lawn. Flush water through your water system, first, to get rid of any dirt before attaching the sprinkler heads. Place the sprinkler head at the same level as the soil. Lastly, use sod and dirt to fill any open trenches or holes.

Step 7: Controller
Connect all wires that correspond to the manufacturer’s specifications to the main water-service line. Then use a timer to control the span and the pressure of the watering system. See to it that the system is working great and just do a fine-tuning on the sprinkler heads to better ensure that it sprinkles water to the yard evenly.

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