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Irrigation in Thompson’s Station, TN

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Thompson’s Station lots, soil and slopes: what they mean for sprinklers

New subdivisions were sodded on graded clay, and the irrigation the builder installed — if any — was the minimum; a redesign by zone is often the difference between sod that lives and sod that does not.

HOA neighborhoods often have watering rules and days, and the controller is programmed to follow them.

The house and its hardscape — the drive, the patio, the beds against the foundation — set where the heads go and what they must not water.

On settling fill the pipe joints stress and the heads sink out of level; a system on a new lot is checked in its second season and reset.

In a fast-built town the builder’s irrigation, if any, was the minimum, and a redesign by zone is the difference between sod that lives and sod that does not.

Thompson’s Station at a glance

Irrigation work around this town

Housing stock

Nearly 60% built in the 2010s; median 2013

County

Williamson County

Ground conditions

Fresh grading over clay; Rutherford Creek crosses the town

Permits issued by

Town of Thompson’s Station Building and Codes

In and around Thompson’s Station:

  • Tollgate Village
  • Canterbury
  • Whistle Stop Farms
  • Fountain View
  • The Mill at Bond Springs
  • Avenue Downs

Why homeowners here call

Why Thompson’s Station yards need us

Backflow prevention is the regulatory constant. Most Middle Tennessee utilities require a backflow preventer on any irrigation connection and an annual certified test on it, because an irrigation line is a direct path from standing yard water into the drinking supply. It is not paperwork for its own sake, and a contractor who does not mention it is a contractor to ask more questions of.

  • One zone that has stopped coming on at all
  • Heads that have sunk below grade or been clipped by a mower
  • A system that has never been winterized before a hard freeze
  • Dry patches that stay dry no matter how long the system runs

Skipping winterization. A short hard freeze is enough to split backflow assemblies and valves. Blowing the system out costs a fraction of replacing them.

FAQ

Irrigation in Thompson’s Station: common questions

Do you cover Thompson’s Station, TN?

Yes. Our irrigation technicians cover Thompson’s Station and all of Williamson County, with Spring Hill, Leiper’s Fork, Franklin, Triune inside the same routes.

How much does irrigation cost in Thompson’s Station?

Irrigation in Thompson’s Station is priced by the zone for a new system — the heads, the valves and the pipe for each — plus the controller and the backflow; a repair is priced by the part and the hour, and the leak is found before the part is named. HOA neighborhoods often have watering rules and days, and the controller is programmed to follow them.

Who issues permits for irrigation in Thompson’s Station?

Town of Thompson’s Station Building and Codes and the water utility require a backflow preventer on every irrigation system and an annual test by a certified tester; the paperwork goes to the utility, and the technician files it.

How quickly can you get to Thompson’s Station?

A broken head or a zone that will not shut off in Thompson’s Station is seen within a day or two; a new system is designed within the week and installed in a few days once the utility locates are in.

What areas around Thompson’s Station do you serve?

Irrigation technicians serving Thompson’s Station also cover Spring Hill, Leiper’s Fork, Franklin, Triune; the routes run through 96 towns in 12 counties.

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