Red-Eye irrigation

About Red-Eye irrigation

July in Colbert is a test of water. The Red River runs low and brown a mile south, the sky holds nothing, and a lawn either gets what it needs on a schedule or it goes the color of the road. Red-Eye irrigation works that problem head-on — heads checked and aimed, zones run through and timed, leaks found before they wash a channel through the turf — and then keeps the grass itself in hand with mowing, trimming and a clean cut edge along the walk. There is something worth seeing in a Bryan County yard at first light with the sprinklers throwing and the whole thing still green in the middle of a dry August. When the heat breaks, the same system gets shut down and drained ahead of the cold nights. The routes run through Colbert and the towns along the river.