Chesterfield County requires annual backflow testing on irrigation systems. It is not optional, it is not something a homeowner usually knows about until a letter arrives, and it is the kind of thing that turns into a scramble in April. We handle it as part of spring startup for the irrigation clients we carry, so it stops being a date anybody has to remember.
That is the general shape of working here. The county is big, the routes are dense, and most of what goes wrong on a property is something that had a cheaper answer three months earlier.
Bon Air, Robious, Genito, the Hull Street corridor, Iron Bridge and Cosby are on daily routes, about fifteen minutes from the yard. Density is the point rather than reach: we would rather be in the same six areas every week than spread thin across a map, because a crew that knows a property drives past it and notices things nobody called about.
Most lawns in Chesterfield County have an irrigation system somewhere underneath them, and most of them are not covering what they should be, are running on the wrong schedule, or are losing pressure at a head nobody can see. We do not quote irrigation off a phone call. The first visit is an audit with every zone running while we watch, and the audit becomes the quote. The detail is on the irrigation page.
One thing you can check yourself before you call anybody: walk the lawn in the morning and step on it. If it springs back, it is fine. If your footprint stays pressed in, it is thirsty. That beats any timer you own.
Our coverage map is a guide, not a hard line. If your street is not on it and you are near the routes, send your zip and a short description through the estimate form and we will tell you honestly whether we can get there.
Bon Air, Robious, Genito, the Hull Street corridor, Iron Bridge and Cosby are on daily routes. The coverage map is a guide rather than a hard line, so if you are near those routes it is worth asking.
Yes. Annual backflow testing is required by Chesterfield County and we handle it as part of your spring startup rather than as a separate call you have to remember to make.
Yes, and most of our irrigation work is on existing systems. We audit first and then quote a fix or a full overhaul depending on what the audit finds.
Repair calls are typically scheduled within two to five business days. If something is actively flooding, call and we will prioritise it.
23235 for Bon Air and 23236 for Chesterfield are the two published for this area. Send your zip through the estimate form if yours is not listed and we will tell you honestly whether we are there.
Tell us what you are trying to do. We will walk the property and put a written number on it.