Irrigation Supplies
Whether you’re working on a residential, agricultural or commercial landscape project, or whether it’s a sports field and an elaborate row of gardens, we carry all the supplies you’ll need for easy-to-install irrigation and maintenance, including basic irrigation systems, drip irrigation systems, and even central control operating systems.
But no matter how challenging or how complex your next project will be, REAMS’ team of seasoned irrigation experts is right here and ready to advise.
At REAMS, we go beyond irrigation supplies, providing irrigation design services to you and your team. Our company was founded in landscape and irrigation supply. And over 40 years later, we continue to carry the latest products and technologies across the industry. We stay up-to-date on the latest trends in the market and are prepared to help you explore the products that meet your every need.
From valves to control boxes, backflow assemblies and wiring, we have all the components you need for electrical installations, irrigation repair, maintenance, and testing.
Shop REAMS today — your local irrigation store for all things meant to be green.
Products Offered
Residential
Commercial
Sports Fields
Drip
Smart Irrigation
Brands Carried
Frequently Asked Questions
Choosing the right irrigation system depends on several factors, such as the size and shape of the landscape, the type of soil, the climate, and the water source. Drip irrigation systems are ideal for landscapes with plants that require low amounts of water, while sprinkler systems are more suitable for larger lawns and gardens. Weather-based controllers can also be used to adjust irrigation schedules based on weather conditions, saving water and reducing costs. Consulting with a professional irrigation specialist can help you determine the best irrigation system for your client’s landscape.
The frequency of watering depends on several factors, such as the type of plants, the soil type, the climate, and the irrigation system used. Generally, most landscapes require one to two inches of water per week, which can be divided into several smaller watering sessions to avoid water runoff and promote deep root growth. It is important to avoid overwatering, as this can lead to water waste, plant diseases, and root rot.
Regular maintenance of the irrigation system is essential to ensure it is operating efficiently. This includes checking for leaks, clogs, and broken sprinkler heads, adjusting sprinkler heads to ensure they are watering the intended area, and ensuring the system is set up to water plants based on their water needs. Upgrading to a smart irrigation system that uses weather-based data to adjust watering schedules can also help improve efficiency and reduce water waste.
Smart irrigation systems use weather data to adjust watering schedules based on current conditions, resulting in more efficient water use and reduced water waste. These systems can also be programmed remotely, allowing for easy adjustments and scheduling, and can provide real-time alerts for any system malfunctions. Additionally, using a smart irrigation system can save your client money on their water bill and improve the health and appearance of their landscape.
Water waste can be prevented by using efficient irrigation systems, such as drip irrigation and smart irrigation systems, which deliver water directly to the plant roots and adjust watering schedules based on weather conditions. Additionally, using mulch around plants can help retain moisture in the soil, reducing the need for watering. Regular maintenance of the irrigation system, such as checking for leaks and broken sprinkler heads, can also help prevent water waste. Finally, educating your clients on proper watering techniques, such as watering during the early morning or late evening hours when temperatures are cooler and evaporation rates are lower, can also help reduce water waste in the landscape.
Irrigation Technical Information
How to Make Waterproof Wire Splices for Irrigation Systems
Solving Electrical Problems with an Irrigation Valve
Troubleshooting an Irrigation Zone that Won’t Activate
Troubleshooting Decoder-Based Irrigation Systems
Resolving Specific Decoder-Based Irrigation Control System Problems
How to Find Locate a Lost Sprinkler Irrigation Valve Box, or Solenoid Using 2 Methods
How to use a Milliamp Clamp Leakage Meter to Diagnose Two Wire (2-Wire) Irrigation Sprinkler Systems
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