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There are many types of sprinkler heads designed for different watering needs. The right option depends on your yard layout, plant types, soil conditions, and watering requirements. Bring your plans or ideas into the store, and our team can help you select the sprinkler heads that will work best for your project.

Not necessarily. Installing an irrigation system can be a great do-it-yourself project. Our team can help you determine what information you’ll need before planning your system, assist with the design, and help you gather all the materials you’ll need to complete your project.

Most municipalities require some type of backflow prevention device to be installed with an irrigation system. A backflow preventer prevents contaminated water from flowing back into your potable water supply, helping protect the safety of your drinking water. Check with your local municipality to determine if a backflow preventer is required. Our team at Grover Electric and Plumbing Supply can explain the different types and help you choose the right one for your irrigation system.

Drip irrigation offers several benefits, including water conservation, reduced weed growth, more consistent watering, and improved plant health. By delivering water directly to the plant’s root zone, drip irrigation minimizes evaporation and runoff while providing moisture where it’s needed most. Stop by your local Grover Electric and Plumbing Supply store for a FREE Drip Irrigation Guide and speak with one of our team members about getting started.

The best time to run your irrigation system is early in the morning, before sunrise. At that time, evaporation is minimal and the soil is cooler, allowing water to soak into the ground more effectively. It’s also a good idea to test your GPM (gallons per minute) around the time you plan to run your system, as water pressure and flow can fluctuate throughout the day depending on neighborhood water usage.