Golden hour irrigation

About Golden hour irrigation

Water goes further in San Marcos before the sun clears the ridge, and that early hour is when a properly set system does its quiet work. Golden hour irrigation lives in that window — heads adjusted so they water the lawn and not the fence, drip lines running where roots actually are, controllers set to the season instead of to habit. In a valley that can go six months without meaningful rain, a leak is a slow and expensive secret, and a dry corner shows up as a brown crescent by August. Finding those, repairing them, and dialing a schedule down until the grass still says yes is the satisfying part. Everything green out here starts with something running right underground.