Turf Grass Watering
In the Parker County area, while it's important to consider local conditions, there are a few general tips to follow when watering. For example, watering between 5 AM and 10 AM is ideal, and focusing on deep, less frequent watering encourages healthier, more resilient roots.
Spring Watering
As Spring begins, and the lawns and landscapes begin to emerge from winter dormancy, requiring less water than in the summer months.
Each property may require slight adjustments since every irrigation system and lawn is unique. However, we recommend the following watering practices:
Bermuda, St Augustine & Zoysia
Frequency: 1 time a week
Pop-up heads: 12 minutes per zone
Rotary heads: 26 minutes per zone
Landscaping and drip line underground watering is 20 minutes per week
Summer Watering
As Summer begins, it’s easy to think that watering your lawn every day is the best way to keep it healthy. However, this approach can be both inefficient and impractical. By following the Summer watering guidelines below, you'll achieve optimal results for your turf.
Each property may require slight adjustments since every irrigation system and lawn is unique. However, we recommend the following watering practices:
Bermudagrass, St Augustine & Zoysia
Frequency: 2 times a week
Pop-up heads: 15 minutes per zone
Rotary heads: 30-34 minutes per zone
Fall Watering
As Fall begins, watering remains essential for the health of your turf. However, it's important to avoid overwatering, as it can be just as harmful as underwatering. To prevent over-saturating your roots, adjust your watering schedule at the start of the season. Use the Fall watering guide below to find the ideal balance for your lawn.
Each property may require slight adjustments since every irrigation system and lawn is unique. However, we recommend the following watering practices:
Bermuda, St Augustine & Zoysia
Frequency: 2 times a week
Pop-up heads: 12 minutes per zone
Rotary heads: 26 minutes per zone
Winter Preparation
In North Texas, freezing temperatures can damage your irrigation system if it’s not properly winterized. To prepare, make sure to drain your system, insulate exposed pipes, and shut off the water supply to prevent freezing. If you’re unsure or want to avoid the hassle, our team can handle the winterization for you, ensuring your system is protected and ready for spring.
