If your irrigation contractor did not measure up the site to scale you should be worried.

If they didn't take water pressure and flow readings then you should be worried.

If they don't provide you with a detailed digital 'as constructed' drawing then, you guessed it...  Be worried. Get another contractor!

DON'T GET TAKEN FOR A RIDE

When your irrigation system is not running properly and you know what the problem is, you can just book in a service call.

WHAT STATE IS YOUR SYSTEM IN?

Installing an entirely new system

Site assessment

Thorough explanation of all your options and recomended solutions

Assess existing system (no 'as constructed' plan)

Identify problems

Locate system components

Create a plan of your current system

Sometimes, it's not that easy - maybe it's an old irrigation system and you don't know where anything is? In this situation, an assessment is best where the aim is to locate all the components and create a plan of the existing system with all it's faults. Now we'll have a handy reference tool going forward, saving future headaches and making quantifying future alterations a breeze.

Irrigation you CAN count on

After an assessment, Water Right Irrigation Home Services quantifies the issues of your system and suggests your best options. These may include either 'a parts and labour estimate' (for making the required service repairs), or in some cases, a new system ends up being more economical. In the latter case, Water Right will already have all the information required to furnish you with a fixed price supply and install quotation.

A consultation is an opportunity to collect all the relevant site data. More importantly, it's a valuable opportunity for the home owner to consult with an actual irrigation professional.  As this is a paid service (credited should it lead to an entirely new installation), it's clear from any counterproductive agenda. Gordon advises and designs the best option first - not the cheapest.