Frequently Asked Questions
How much water do I need?
How much water do I have?
How much water am I using?
This is a commonly asked series of questions and the answers vary depending on the circumstances.
Our technicians work closely with homeowners to assess the resources available on the property and determine whether they meet the clients needs.
A quality rain catchment system is a great way to supplement an insufficient water supply.
Does rain catchment work?There are few things more frustrating than uncontrolled water loss.
A dedicated water meter for your home and garden is the best way to discover, track and repair leaks in your water system.
Seasonal meter readings and leak detection are two of the regular services provided in all of our annual maintenance programs.
The Pacific Northwest is a famously rainy region. That’s why it can be surprising to discover that the San Juan Islands, and neighboring counties, regularly go without rain for three months of the year.
Whether it’s to keep your garden lush or to provide potable drinking water for your island oasis, a quality rain catchment system is a great way to supplement water during the summer months.
Does my irrigation system work?We offer an array of programs designed to best suit your individual needs. Each program is recommended to provide timely maintenance, reduce utility costs, and to improve longevity.
Programs include; >Winter insulation, to reduce the risk of freeze damage. >Annual back-flow assembly testing, to keep up to date with state building code. >Spring activation, to insure timely function. >Summer inspection, to provide continued system efficiency.
Do I need a back-flow assembly?When buying a new home it can be overwhelming to find the users manuals and service histories for every heating system, appliance, or lawnmower.
But a detailed irrigation map and a regular maintenance schedule can provide you with the peace of mind that your irrigation system and garden will be taken care of for years to come.
Our annual maintenance programs are tailored to fit your individual needs.
A properly installed back-flow assembly is the only design, approved by the State of Washington, that prevents the contamination or pollution of both municipal and private water service.
All public water utilities in the San Juans have a cross-connection program in place to protect the communities they serve.
A back-flow assembly is the best way to protect your home from unwanted contamination and pollution.
Is there a leak?What annual maintenance programs are available?