Lakes Area Irrigation

About Lakes Area Irrigation

Mid-August can turn a Minnesota lawn the color of straw in about ten dry days, and the difference between a green yard and a brown one is usually water put down on purpose. Lakes Area Irrigation handles that side of things, with system startups, zone checks and adjustments, repairs, and fall blowouts before the first hard freeze, alongside mowing, trimming and edging. Early morning is the right hour for it, when the heads throw a fine mist and the wind has not come up yet to carry it off. Getting the coverage even is quiet, invisible work; the only sign it went well is grass that never noticed the drought. Then October comes, the lines are cleared, and the whole system sleeps until the frost lets go.