Greener Image Landscaping - Full-service Landscaping Company
- Irrigation Services
Certified irrigation technicians service and maintain your irrigation system throughout the year whether it's warranty service or normal maintenance services.
The benefits of installing a sprinkler system are many:
- During the installation process, our technicians are very careful of your landscape areas.
- We use licensed plumbers and get permits for your water system hook up.
- You no longer need to remember or schedule watering your lawn - it's automatically done for you
- You are protecting your landscaping investment in having a beautiful lawn
- With the controlled rate water is applied, you decrease the run-off and save money on your water bills
- A beautiful lawn will increase your property value and show you care about your property
We are a certified Toro installer and also provide maintenance on Hunter and Rainbird systems.
Services:
- Design and free estimates
- Guaranteed water coverage
- Our technicians will come out, turn on the water, inspect all heads to be sure they are rotating properly and make adjustments as necessary.
- We will program the timer and make recommendations if needed.
- Coring and lubrication of irrigation heads done to keep irrigation heads free from grass and debris that could otherwise prevent heads from retracting properly, therefore causing damage to heads by mowers or vehicles.
- Spring start-up, Fall shut-off and winterize (fee based)
- Irrigation system turn-off (blowout) in the Fall, and system turn-on in the Spring
We are Toro, Hunter and Rainbird Certified
| Greener Image Featured 2010 | Greener Image Featured 2008 |
Greener Image Landscaping, Cape Cod is featured again this year in the Home Remodeling, Cape Cod, The Islands & The South Coast Magazine, Spring 2010. Read the story on the Home Remodeling Magazine website here..... or purchase the magazine at your local newstand. |
Greener Image Landscaping featured in in Home | Remodeling, Cape Cod, The Islands & The South Coast Magazine, Spring 2008. Read the article in pdf format here..... |