Glastonbury, CT including South Glastonbury, and the nearby towns.
About Glastonbury Landscaping & Irrigation
There is a morning in April — usually once Salmon Brook has settled and the ground under Minnechaug Mountain has finally drained — when sprinklers come back on across Glastonbury one zone at a time. Glastonbury Landscaping & Irrigation designs and installs those systems on Hunter equipment, fitting the heads to the shape of a property rather than asking the property to accommodate the pipe. Repairs and expansions begin with an assessment of what the system was and what the yard has become since, then a plan for the difference. Maintenance carries the rest of the calendar: spring start-up, a mid-season check when August turns everything brittle, winterization before the lines can freeze solid. They also handle backflow prevention device testing to Connecticut Department of Public Health requirements, the unshowy part that keeps clean water clean.