Water Your Greens Effortlessly: Why Reticulation Services are Better Than Manual Watering

The water levels are rising every year and the water floor under the ground is sinking deeper. Without a proper irrigation system you are deemed to use and waste more water. This is known as human error. A mechanical system that uses pumped or stored water to drizzle enough water to keep your greens thrive happily uses up just the right amount of water. Be it your garden in the backyard or farm, water reticulation services are here to help you sustain the upcoming days of climate change.

Understanding The Reticulation System

Keeping a green land alive gives you peace of mind, beautifies your home and land. To keep them alive you need enough water. A water reticulation system is essential if you want to sustain the blistering heat of the summers and freezing cold of the winters. Reticulation system can be of different types and subtypes but, generally speaking, it is of four types. Depending upon the size of your land, amount and type of greens you have and the availability of water, we suggest the best types of reticulation system for you. Here are the four types of water reticulation systems,

1. Sprinkler: An irrigation system where sprinkler heads are installed at a specific distance from each other, spread all over the land and the flowing water is sprinkled on the plants, grass. Sprinkler system delivers just enough water to wet the soil as well as remove dirt and dust from the leaves, keeping your greens alive and greener.  
2. Drip: A network of pipes with small holes is installed throughout the land and water is passed directly onto the ground through the holes. In this method the water is supplied directly to the roots of the plants.
3. Surface: Also known as flood or furrow irrigation system, in this method also water is supplied directly onto the land through a network of pipes.

So these are some of the reticulation services. We offer you the best suited option for your land and greens. No matter which one you choose, a reticulation system is self sufficient. You turn on the switch and pump, the water starts to spread out evenly. Once the land and greens are all wet you just have to switch it off, that’s all the hard work you have to do in order to water your greens. This way the reticulation system creates a water efficient environment that reduces water wastage due to carrying water from one place to another.