Irrigation systems work better when well designed and installed from the start. A good irrigation system begins with superior distribution uniformity, and is ultimately straightforward to maintain. This workshop explores the considerations for product selection and design, as well as the various components and best practices that contribute toward a solid performing, water-efficient irrigation system.

TOPICS INCLUDE:
Mastering drip irrigation—the fastest growing segment of landscape irrigation.
Choosing the best sprinkler type for your application based on plant material and site conditions.
Determining the number of sprinkler heads and valves a new system should require—in just minutes!
NOT SURE IF YOU NEED TO ATTEND?
Try answering the following questions to gauge if this workshop is right for you:

Why is a 25-PSI regulator a poor choice in most applications?
How does irrigation system pressure affect micro-spray performance?
What is more important in choosing a sprinkler: soil type, or system’s pressure?
When competitors’ bids have fewer valves specified, how do I demonstrate that my system will work (and theirs will likely fail)?
Want answers to these and other questions? Register for a class in your area today.