Bolt Irrigation

About Bolt Irrigation

Before five in the morning the sprinkler zones come on all over Wesley Chapel, and the arcs catch what streetlight there is, swinging slow over dark lawns. Bolt Irrigation reads those arcs for a living — the head that has drifted to water the sidewalk, the zone that quit, the dry crescent browning at the corner of a St. Augustine yard. Pasco sand drains fast and forgives nothing, so what falls has to fall where the roots are, on the days the county allows. The same crews mow, edge and tidy, which means the watering and the cutting finally agree with each other instead of fighting. Come the dry stretch from November on, a well-aimed system is the difference between a lawn that holds its color and one that gives up.