Acreplusirrigation

About Acreplusirrigation

People forget that Puget Sound summers go dry. There are weeks of cloudless July and August when the madronas shed their bark along the Dash Point bluffs and the lawns above the beach start to crisp. Acreplusirrigation works the gap between the rainy months and the parched ones, laying out and tuning irrigation so grass on these sloping, water-facing lots gets moisture where it's needed instead of running off downhill. From the high ground the view runs across East Passage to Vashon and Maury islands, with the Olympics beyond. Lawn care rounds out the work, keeping the turf trimmed and even once the water is doing its job. When the sprinklers hiss on at first light and the Sound lies flat and pewter below, a yard here is ready for the long summer.