Plant Irrigation Auditing

Plant irrigation auditing is the process of evaluating and adjusting an irrigation system to ensure that it delivers water efficiently and uniformly to all areas of the landscape. This maintenance task involves checking for leaks, broken or clogged emitters, and ensuring that the irrigation schedule is appropriate for the plants’ water needs and the local climate. An irrigation audit may also include measuring water output, adjusting sprinkler heads, and reprogramming controllers to optimize water usage. Regular irrigation auditing helps to conserve water, prevent overwatering or underwatering, and maintain healthy, vibrant plants. It is an essential part of sustainable landscape management, reducing water waste and improving the overall efficiency of the irrigation system.