Green Guru LLC — Irrigation & Landscape Lighting (Rochester, MI)

Yes. We troubleshoot no-start zones, low flow, leaks, broken heads, wiring issues, and valve symptoms. If the system has already been activated and is safe to run, a Tune-Up & Repair Visit is the fastest (reduced-rate) way to get repairs moving and restore predictable performance.

Yes. We replace the head and confirm the underlying cause (mower damage, pressure, poor fitment, or a cracked riser) so it doesn’t become a repeat failure.

A wet spot is often a line, fitting, or valve leak. We locate the failure, repair it, and verify coverage so you stop wasting water and avoid landscape damage.

It depends on soil, exposure, slope, and nozzle selection — but as a rule, deeper and less frequent watering builds stronger roots. We can tune runtimes and start times so coverage improves without runoff.

Yes — winterization (blow-out) clears water from lines and valves so freeze damage doesn’t become spring surprises. In our area, Sept–Nov is the typical window.

Most homes run best around 50–70 PSI. Pressure that’s consistently 80+ PSI is considered high and can accelerate leaks and failures (including irrigation parts and exterior hose connections).

Common signs of excessive pressure:

• Frequent leaks or dripping fixtures
• Noisy water hammer / banging pipes
• Misting/fogging at sprinkler heads
• Unusual spikes in water usage

If pressure is the root cause, we can verify it and recommend a PRV-based fix path.

If you see soggy zones, runoff, or a higher-than-normal bill, it’s often a leak, a stuck valve, or overspray/coverage inefficiency. We can audit the system, tune it, and recommend upgrades (like pressure regulation or smart control) when they’re the right next step.

Yes. We troubleshoot fixtures, transformers, taps, and wiring/splice failures, then restore reliable operation before recommending upgrades.

Flicker is usually a loose/corroded splice, a failing lamp, or voltage drop. We find the weak link, repair it, and rebalance runs for consistent output.

Absolutely. We can expand a system, upgrade to LED, and keep it serviceable by fixing wire gauge, waterproof splices, and transformer sizing as we go.

The big one is reliable waterproof splices — they prevent corrosion failures and service headaches. We also clean lenses, re-aim fixtures, and keep vegetation from swallowing the beam.

Yes. LEDs reduce power draw, run cooler, and last longer. The best value comes from pairing quality fixtures with correct voltage and serviceable wiring/splices.

SRMS stands for Smart Remote Management Systems. It’s our tiered irrigation retrofit that adds connectivity + smart control first, then protection and response as needs evolve.

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Not always. Tier 1 is designed to add dedicated connectivity so control and monitoring remain serviceable even when customer Wi‑Fi isn’t available or reliable.

SRMS is a strong fit for typical 1" and 2" irrigation systems where you want better visibility, control, and follow-through. HOA common areas and commercial sites are common use cases.

Tier 2 adds flow monitoring and automated safeguards. The goal is less damage and less waste, but configuration and validation are part of the install.

High pressure can create repeat failures. We verify pressure and recommend regulation first, so smart control is built on a stable foundation.

SRMS is irrigation-focused. For lighting, Smart Link adds cellular internet and a local Wi-Fi network at the transformer location so control and schedules stay simple and serviceable.