Landscaping
One frozen valve in February, one phone call blaming you in April.
A single frozen valve can crack a manifold and cost a homeowner thousands come spring — and when that happens, the first call is to you, claiming the winterization was never done. Document every zone blowout, the backflow isolation, and the controller shutdown, so the record proves otherwise.
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System & Site Information
5 questions Thomas & Elaine Burrows — 2204 Cottonwood Pass, Fort Collins, CO 80524
2024-10-18
Jake Wren, Greenscape Irrigation
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Mixed drip + spray
2
Zone-by-Zone Blowout
5 questions Yes
Yes
Yes Zone 4 — one rotor head cracked. Replaced on site. Photo attached.
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50 Safe range: 40–50 PSI for spray zones; do not exceed 50 PSI for drip.
3
Backflow Preventer & Main Supply
4 questions Pressure Vacuum Breaker (PVB)
Yes
Yes
Yes
4
Controller & Final Verification
4 questions Yes Clock and program retained. Only run mode disabled.
Yes Scheduled for week of April 14, 2025.
Yes
Zone 4 rotor replaced. Recommend replacing backflow PVB bonnet before spring — cap is showing wear.
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