Timeline Photos

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Timeline Photos

Frustrated with your existing drip system? Leaks keep surfacing and it seems like you are constantly running to the local home improvement store, or worse yet, paying a professional to patch leaks? The issue isn't that the system is getting old, it's the quality of the product that was installed. Your average thin wall drip line (polyurethane) is unfortunately good for a max of 5 years. If you're beyond that without issues, consider yourself lucky. We only use thick wall polyurethane 1/2" pipe. The longevity is triple that of the cheaper thin drip line which is installed throughout approximately 90% of the homes in the valley. Thick wall polyurethane has the characteristics of schedule 40 PVC pipe, but has flexibility unlike PVC. Call me for your free estimate, and let's get that drip system in check and leek free! Frank

With the disheartening events that have taken place throughout the nation regarding our police communities, and with our men and women still working on keeping us safe over seas, I would like to offer a 10% discount on all services my company provides. Rather current or former police, fire or military. It's the least I can do for those who put their lives on the line each and every day to make sure me and my loved ones are safe. Thank you!

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Another repair due to cheap materials. Repaired a bad leak at the irrigation valves. Customer had a cheaper schedule 200 PVC pipe. Repaired with a thicker walled schedule 40 PVC piping. We also located a major leak on the drip system main line. We rerouted away from the base of the plants and installed a thick walled polyurethane tubing for longevity.

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Unfortunately this customer paid a so called landscaper to work on her sprinkler system. After the job was completed, the customer had no water pressure to her grass and plants. And of course the landscaper was nowhere to be found after getting paid. Issue... Landscaper plumbed two separate irrigation valves to run at the same time. BIG NO NO! We started from scratch installing a new ball valve to isolate the system and properly separated the two valves running new plumbing. By rewiring the valves and correcting the plumbing, the valves now work independently and provide the appropriate pressure for the system. Lucky we were able to reuse the existing irrigation valves.

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Stetson Hills project complete. We removed multiple shrubs in the front yard, ran all new thick wall drip line in both the front and back yards, installed 3 new Hunter irrigation valves, replaced all sprinkler heads on the existing back lawn with more efficient Rain Bird pop-up's, added decorative concrete curbing tied into landscape boulders and 285 square feet of 80oz Corona artificial turf.

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Just a reminder that Arizona Native provides a sprinkler and drip system service as well.

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Vistancia large grass project completed. 2,400sf of Mid-Iron sod, 3 zone sprinkler system with Pro PGJ Hunter heads and a two zone PVC drip system with emitter manifolds for future trees and plants.

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Next project is a repair slash install. We will be replacing three irrigation valves with Hunter pro's, running all new thick wall drip line with new emitters (front and back), replacing all sprinkler heads with Rain Bird adjustable pop ups, concrete curbing tied in to two landscape boulders and Corona 80oz artificial turf in the front yard. Finished pics coming soon.

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Just finished a nice little project in Vistancia. 500 square feet of Mid-Iron sod, one zone sprinkler system and mowers edge concrete curbing.

Our next project will be quite a large grass project for yet another Vistancia new build. We will be installing 2,400 square feet of mid-iron rolled sod and a three zone hunter sprinkler/drip system with PGJ Pro Heads.

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Another transformation complete. This new home in Vistancia now has a usable back yard with 1,500 square feet of pavers, raised sitting area to enjoy the mountain views, Sollos LED landscape lighting to highlight the area for night time entertaining and a two zone drip system for the new shrubs and trees.