7 most common sprinkler problems and how to diagnose them Keeping your sprinkler system in top condition is vital for your landscape. You spend thousands on landscape upkeep, plantings, fertilizer and maintenance. However, many home owners and property manager overlook the system that keeps everything alive – the irrigation system. Veins and arteries in your body keep your body alive by delivering blood from a central source, your heart, to the rest of your organs. This is th

Water conservation is extremely important in today's world, specifically in South Florida. Approximately 90 percent of the water used in homes and businesses comes from groundwater sources called aquifers. The remaining 10 percent comes from surface waters such as lakes, community ponds and rivers. By 2024, South Florida’s demand for freshwater is projected to increase to 4.3 billion gallons per day – a 22 percent increase over today’s use. This will reduce the aquifer volum

Water Wizard Pressure Washing is very important for keeping your home and property valve high and also keeping you healthily. Water Wizard Pressure Washing and Power Washing have two different applications. Pressure Washing using forced water to blast away stains and mold from your property. Power Washing is an application that uses low pressure and chemicals or detergents to remove stains and mold. Keeping your property clean of mold, algae, dirt and debris is very important

#presurewashing or #powerwashing What is the proper definition? Water Wizard Pressure Cleaning or Water Wizard Power Washing is actually the same service (pressurized water used to clean) but Power Washing uses heated water. Pressure Cleaning uses high pressure water forced through small fittings to remove loose paint, mold, algae, grime, dust, mud, chewing gum and dirt from surfaces and objects like buildings, fences, masonry, some vehicles and concrete or asphalt surfaces s

If your reading this you probably have ugly rust stains around your property and wonder Why? Most likely you have an irrigation system that uses well water. To remove rust, use Water Wizard Rust Removal. Well water (or even lake water) notoriously has a high iron content. When the iron in the water oxidizes, you get rust stains! Rust stains look like burnt orange and stain everything – rust stains on houses, rust stains on hedges, rust stains on driveways, rust stains cars,