Chad's Landscape & Irrigation

About Chad's Landscape & Irrigation

April in Eagle Mountain means valve boxes open and the pressurized irrigation coming back on with a shudder down the line. Chad's Landscape & Irrigation spends that stretch of spring on knees in cold grass — checking heads, resetting zones, replacing what the winter cracked — then moves into mowing, edging and trimming once the grass wakes up. On the dry west side of Utah County a sprinkler system is the difference between a lawn and a memory of one, so even coverage matters more than almost anything else. Nothing beats walking a yard mid-cycle and seeing every head throwing where it should. By June the grass is thick, the lines hold pressure, and the mowing is the easy part.