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Tackle Irrigation System Changes Now

October and November are the ideals months of the year to make some or all of your irrigation system a thing of the past or upgrade it to boost efficiency.

For many people, the idea of change can be unsettling, scary or down right harrowing. However, sometimes change can be a good thing and bring some really pleasant results — especially when the change applies to your irrigation system.

October and November are the ideals months of the year to make some or all of your irrigation system a thing of the past or upgrade it to boost efficiency. Also, temperatures are milder this time of year and your landscape doesn’t have the unquenchable thirst for water it did in the summer.

The Residential Irrigation Design Rebate can provide you with cash for putting an end to individual irrigation zones, converting spray irrigation to drip irrigation in beds, installing (not replacing) a master valve, converting spray heads in grass zones to pressure-reducing heads, or even retiring your entire irrigation system.

The process is simple:

Don’t get hung up on just irrigation — you can also remove 200 square feet of grass and replace it with drought-tolerant plants or a patioscape living area, consider the Landscape and Patioscape Coupon programs as well. The next application window for the landscape and patioscape coupons opens in March 2020.

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Nathan Riggs
Nathan Riggs is a SAWS project coordinator and licensed irrigator who also happens to have a degree in entomology from Texas A&M University. Yes, Nathan’s a bug expert, and not just on water bugs! When he’s not hard at work on SAWS conservation projects, he enjoys a wide variety of interests including: landscaping, hiking, photography of flowers, insects and other critters, and planning his next adventure with his wife Ella and family.
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