Keeping a lawn green through a St. George summer is one of the more challenging things you can ask of grass. With temperatures routinely above 105F, less than an inch of rain from June through September, and some of the hardest municipal water in the country — your grass is fighting a tough battle. But…
The debate between artificial turf and real grass is more relevant in St. George than almost anywhere else. Water is expensive and scarce in Southern Utah, summer temperatures regularly top 110F, and growing lush natural grass in the desert takes real effort and cost. Here is an honest comparison to help you decide. Upfront Cost…
A yellow lawn in St. George, Utah is one of the most common complaints we hear from local homeowners. You can be watering regularly and fertilizing faithfully and still end up with a patchy, yellow yard. The good news: most of the causes are fixable once you know what you’re dealing with. 1. Iron Deficiency…
Your sprinkler system doesn’t usually fail all at once. More often, it sends warning signs for weeks or months before a small problem becomes an expensive one. Catching these early saves water, saves money, and keeps your lawn from suffering through the brutal St. George summer without proper irrigation. Here are seven signs your sprinkler…
Sprinkler systems in St. George take a beating. Between the hard water, extreme summer heat, rocky soil, and heavy UV exposure, irrigation systems here face conditions that accelerate wear and cause problems you might not see as often in more temperate climates. After working on hundreds of systems across Washington County, here are the five…
If your sprinkler system is acting up, one of the first questions homeowners in St. George ask is: how much is this going to cost? The good news is that most sprinkler repairs are affordable — and catching problems early almost always saves money compared to letting them get worse. Here’s a realistic breakdown of…