New Horizon Lanscape | Experienced Landscaping Services in Petaluma, CA
990 Ely Rd N, Petaluma, CA 94954
Provided Services
- Lawn care
- Tree care services
Business Background
New Horizon Landscape is a dedicated Petaluma landscaping company serving Sonoma County. We understand that local landscapes face common challenges, particularly with irrigation systems. The dry spells and soil conditions in our area can lead to broken sprinkler heads and persistent leaks, which waste water and harm your plants. Our team provides expert irrigation repair and maintenance to address these specific local issues efficiently. We focus on durable, water-wise solutions to keep your Petaluma garden healthy and your system running smoothly, helping you conserve water and protect your investment in your outdoor space.
FAQs
What's the most common cause of broken sprinkler heads in Petaluma, and how do you fix it?
In Petaluma, the most common cause is a combination of our clay-rich soil shifting during wet/dry cycles and accidental damage from lawn mowers or foot traffic. We fix it by not only replacing the head but also checking the alignment and depth of the entire zone. Often, we install more durable, low-profile heads and adjust the surrounding grade to prevent future issues, ensuring a long-lasting repair.
How can I tell if my irrigation system has a leak, and what should I do first?
Signs of a leak include soggy patches when the system is off, a sudden spike in your water bill, or low pressure in one zone. Your first step should be to check your water meter. Turn off all water in the house, note the meter reading, wait two hours, and check again. If it moved, you likely have a leak. Then, give us a call. We'll perform a systematic pressure test and use specialized equipment to pinpoint the exact location, whether it's at a valve, a lateral line, or a connection, saving you from unnecessary digging.
Do you offer maintenance plans to prevent sprinkler problems before they start?
Yes, we highly recommend seasonal maintenance for Petaluma homes. Our plan includes a spring start-up to check for winter damage, adjust heads, and program timers for the dry season. In the fall, we perform a blow-out to prevent freezing in lines (if needed) and a system audit to catch small leaks or misalignments before they become big problems. This proactive approach saves water, money, and keeps your landscape looking its best year-round.



