Year-round operation
Oʻahu irrigation systems operate through changing conditions. A scheduled rhythm makes it easier to compare the system over time.
Preventative residential irrigation care • Oʻahu
Three-Visit Irrigation
Care Plan for Oʻahu Homes
Scheduled care for a system with an established baseline.
Your irrigation system operates throughout the year, but many problems are not obvious until water is being wasted or part of the landscape begins to suffer. The Care Plan provides scheduled checks, routine adjustments, consistent records, and early identification of new visible concerns.
3 visits per year≈4 months apartPay after each visit
What the Care Plan is
Three scheduled visits.
One consistent record.
The plan is recurring preventative care for a known residential irrigation system—not a promise that every future problem will be prevented. Each visit compares current visible conditions with the established baseline.
- Three scheduled system checks per year
- Priority scheduling while actively enrolled
- Consistent irrigation-system records
- Routine controller and spray adjustments
- Earlier identification of visible changes and concerns
- A familiar baseline for comparing condition over time
- Payment after each completed visit
Who is eligible
Baseline first.
Then recurring care.
The Care Plan is available only after the system’s existing condition has been established and documented. Enrollment is not automatic for every new customer.
- 1Establish the irrigation system’s current condition
- 2Complete or document necessary baseline repairs
- 3Confirm that the system is appropriate for the Care Plan
- 4Schedule three visits per year
- 5Recheck the system approximately every four months
Why three visits per year
A practical rhythm
for year-round operation.
Visible changes
New leaks, damage, clogs, coverage problems, and controller changes can develop between visits without being immediately obvious.
Consistent records
Each visit updates the existing condition record, creating a familiar baseline for deciding what is urgent, recommended, or appropriate to monitor.
What each visit includes
Observe. Adjust.
Document.
Each visit reviews every accessible zone and updates the existing system record. Work is limited to visible, accessible conditions and the approved routine-maintenance scope.
Records & controller
- Review and update customer, property, access, and system records
- Confirm controller make, model, location, and active station information
- Review date, time, watering days, start times, and zone run times
- Adjust controller programming when appropriate
Zones & coverage
- Activate and observe every accessible zone
- Confirm what each zone waters and update the record when needed
- Check accessible heads, rotors, and guns for new damage, clogging, sinking, tilting, obstruction, or incorrect direction
- Check for dry areas, overspray, blocked coverage, misting, uneven watering, and runoff
- Confirm that accessible zones start and shut down correctly
Leaks, valves & drip
- Check for visible leaks, pooling, excessive flow, and other visible water-waste concerns
- Inspect accessible valves and valve boxes for visible leakage or changes
- Inspect accessible drip areas for visible breaks, disconnections, clogging, or excessive flow
Routine care & findings
- Complete routine spray-direction, alignment, and controller adjustments
- Clean ordinary accessible clogged nozzles when needed
- Replace up to five standard spray nozzles when needed
- Document changes and update the irrigation-system condition record
- Explain urgent, recommended, and monitor-only findings
- Schedule the next Care Plan visit approximately four months later
Included nozzle limit: Up to five standard spray nozzles only, when needed. Complete sprinkler bodies or heads, rotors, valves, drip assemblies, irrigation guns, and other parts are not included.
Pricing by zone count
Pay per completed visit.
No annual prepayment.
The plan includes three visits per year, generally about four months apart. Annual totals are informational calculations only.
Three-visit annual total$675
Three-visit annual total$975
Three-visit annual total$1,275
Three-visit annual totalCustom quote
Customers pay after each completed visit. The annual totals above are not prepaid membership fees.
What is billed separately
Routine care is included.
Repairs are approved separately.
The per-visit price does not automatically include these parts, repairs, or larger projects. All separately billed work requires customer approval.
- Complete sprinkler bodies or heads
- Rotors or irrigation guns
- Valves, solenoids, or valve rebuilding
- Drip-system rebuilding
- Hidden-leak locating
- Excavation
- Controllers
- Wiring repairs
- Broken pipes or fittings
- Larger corrective work
- Parts beyond up to five standard spray nozzles
- Repairs that become separate projects
After each visit
A current record.
A clear next step.
Findings are based on accessible components and visible conditions at the time of the visit; they are not a guarantee against future failures.
- An updated irrigation-system condition record
- Documentation of new concerns and changes since the previous visit
- A summary of routine adjustments completed
- Clear urgent, recommended, and monitor-only findings
- Options for any separately billed repairs or parts
- The next visit scheduled approximately four months later
Choose the right next step
Baseline, repair,
then eligible care.
Start with the Whole-System Checkup
Establish a zone-by-zone baseline before considering recurring care.
View Checkup details →Request repair or diagnostic service
Care Plan enrollment is not required to receive repair service.
View Irrigation Repair →Frequently asked questions
Before you
ask about eligibility.
These answers explain the plan structure and scope; they do not diagnose a specific property.
How often are Care Plan visits scheduled?+
The plan includes three visits per year, scheduled approximately every four months. Exact timing is coordinated with the homeowner.
Do I pay for the full year in advance?+
No. Customers pay after each completed visit. Annual totals shown on this page are informational calculations based on three scheduled visits, not prepaid membership fees.
Are repairs included in the per-visit price?+
Routine controller, spray-direction, and alignment adjustments, ordinary accessible nozzle cleaning, and up to five standard spray nozzles are included when needed. Other repairs and parts require approval and are billed separately.
What sprinkler parts are included?+
Up to five standard spray nozzles may be replaced when needed. This means nozzles only—not complete sprinkler bodies or heads, rotors, valves, drip assemblies, irrigation guns, or other parts.
Why must the system’s baseline condition be established first?+
A documented baseline helps distinguish existing problems from new changes, supports consistent records, and allows the service to focus on appropriate routine care rather than unknown corrective work.
Can I enroll immediately after a repair?+
Possibly. Eligibility depends on whether the system’s broader condition has been reasonably established and necessary baseline problems have been completed or documented. A repair alone does not automatically establish every system’s condition.
What happens if a new problem is found during a visit?+
We document the concern, explain whether it appears urgent, recommended, or appropriate to monitor, and obtain approval before completing separately billed repairs or installing non-included parts.
What if my system has more than 12 zones?+
Systems with 13 or more active zones—and systems with complex conditions—receive custom pricing based on their size, layout, access, and service needs.
How is this different from the Whole-System Checkup?+
The Checkup establishes the condition of an unfamiliar system. The Care Plan provides recurring visits for an eligible system whose condition and baseline problems have already been established or documented.
Prices are starting prices for standard residential systems within the regular service area. Large properties, irrigation guns, extensive drip systems, difficult access, neglected systems, distant locations, or complex conditions may require custom pricing. Repairs and parts beyond routine adjustments and up to five standard spray nozzles require customer approval and are billed separately.
Ask about Care Plan eligibility
Ready for a more consistent
irrigation-care rhythm?
Call or text with your property address or neighborhood, active zone count if known, and how the system’s baseline condition was established.