RAINBIRD, HUNTER LAWN SPRINKLER REPAIR & INSTALLATIONS

po box 2486
Stafford, TX 77497

(713) 541-3544

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We serve all greater Southwest Houston including Richmond, Sugar Land, Rosenberg, Missouri City, Stafford, The Meadows, Greatwood, Canyon Gate @ The Brazos, Bridlewood Estates, New Territory. We fix broken pipes, leaky pipes, rain sensors, leaky valves, broken controllers, broken wires, find unknown valves, replace damaged PVB's,

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Miscellaneous What`s New in Irrigation? Todays irrigation technology is rapidly evolving to deliver water more evenly, more efficiently and more affordably. These improvements couldnt come at a better time. Read more

Sat, 21 Nov 2009 12:23:00 GMT

useable rainfall and calculates replacement value. I-Core is the first of the next generation controllers being introduced by Hunter Industries. Designed for commercial and highend residential applications, the I- Core is built with water conservation more

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Thu, 19 Nov 2009 20:43:00 GMT

• Flowers / Plants / Shrubs • Fountains • Garden Structures • Garden Tools • Landscaping • Lawn & Deck Furniture • Lawn Equipment / Mowers • Seed • Sprinkler Systems • Storage Buildings more

Monitor winter watering to prevent waste and hazardous conditions

Thu, 19 Nov 2009 02:21:00 GMT

Â LUBBOCK, TX (KCBD) - As winter approaches, sprinkler overflow becomes more than waste - it can create a hazard. To keep you safe, city code administrators say they'll be on the lookout for violators. NewsChannel 11's more

O'Meara: Spring into turf

Sat, 14 Nov 2009 21:49:00 GMT

into preparing the field takes patience and a close eye on timing of cultural practices. To get your lawn looking springtime ready, follow a few tips this spring: Good grooming is essential to turf health, and mowing is more of an art early in the year more

Metal thieves are now targeting sprinklers

Sat, 14 Nov 2009 07:08:00 GMT

The Wichita Eagle On a recent Sunday, members of a south Wichita congregation found their church lawn flooded with what looked like thousands of gallons of water. Someone — apparently a thief pilfering metal to sell for scrap — had stolen a key brass more

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