Every zone gets run and watched
A head watering the driveway is money and a restriction violation. A blocked head leaves a dry ring somebody will call a disease. A tilted head throws onto the fence. None of this is visible unless the zones are actually run while somebody stands there.
Minutes, not days
Deep and infrequent beats daily and shallow: roots follow water down. A lawn watered ten minutes every morning has roots in the top inch of soil and dies the first week nobody waters it.
Repairs and the rain sensor
Broken heads, cracked laterals, a stuck valve and a rain sensor that has stopped sensing. The sensor is the one that quietly costs the most, because a system that waters through a thunderstorm looks fine from the curb.
Tell us about the property. The walkthrough is free.
The chat takes what the yard is doing and the address, then hands it to the desk. It books walkthroughs — it never tries to diagnose a lawn in a chat window.