If you want a beautiful yard to enjoy all summer, now's the time to get it ready.
But we know it can be a bit overwhelming. Where do you even start?!
We'll show you where.
We've created a checklist of five essential spring cleaning tasks to get your yard clean and vibrant. We've also got plenty of tips to make the job go faster.
Save $20 for yourself and a friend with the Sun Power Lawn Care referral discount.
Any new regular maintenance clients that you refer will get $20 off their next invoice, and so will you. All they have to do is mention your name when they contact us.
You might think that this weekend's clock change is just a lost hour of sleep. But it's actually an important day for your lawn and landscaping.
Every March, Alachua County's irrigation restrictions change to accommodate the summer's rapid plant growth. You're able to use your irrigation system more often—twice a week, compared to once a week in the fall and winter.
Use the chart above to put your system in-line with County regulations.
Tips for hassle-free irrigation and sprinkler compliance:
Put your system on an automatic timer, so you don’t have to remember when to turn it on and off.
Make sure that no spray zones are overlapping or over-watering certain areas on your lawn.
Make sure you have a rainfall shut-off device (a.k.a. a rain sensor) attached to your system, which will interrupt sprinkler cycles when there’s been enough rain. Alachua County requires that all automatic sprinkler systems have a functioning rain sensor.
Professional irrigation checks are an easy way to confirm that you’re compliant with Alachua County’s rules and not wasting any water. Sun Power Lawn Care will identify and repair leaks, clogs, and pressure imbalances, among other common irrigation issues.
It's so important to volunteer to help others succeed through this journey of life. Thank you Take Stock In Children - Alachua for the opportunity to mentor, and Buchholz High School for the volunteer appreciation grub!
