Irrigation System Inspection Checklist

Use this Irrigation System Inspection Checklist to find leaks, test zones, and adjust heads, ensuring water efficiency and keeping your landscape healthy.

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Irrigation System Inspection Checklist

General Component Inspection & Maintenance

Electronics, Sensors & Controls

Valve & Performance Monitoring

Seasonal Adjustments & Documentation

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Irrigation System Inspection Checklist

Use this Irrigation System Inspection Checklist to find leaks, test zones, and adjust heads, ensuring water efficiency and keeping your landscape healthy.

1. Have all pipes and hoses been inspected for cracks, leaks, or visible damage?

2. Are sprinkler heads free of clogs, breakage, and positioned correctly to avoid wasting water?

3. Have drip lines and emitters been checked for blockages and uniform water distribution?

4. Have all system filters and leaf catchers been cleaned or replaced to prevent debris buildup?

5. Has the water pressure been tested with a gauge to ensure it falls within the optimal operating range?

1. Has the controller/timer been reviewed to ensure programming matches the current seasonal needs?

2. Have the backup batteries in the controller been replaced to prevent data loss during power outages?

3. Does the manual override function on the controller operate correctly for emergency use?

4. Are weather or moisture sensors clean, properly placed, and fitted with fresh batteries if required?

1. Have all valves and solenoids been manually tested to ensure they open and close completely?

2. Are the electrical connections at the valves free of corrosion and securely fastened?

3. Is water coverage uniform across the entire landscape, with no dry spots or significant overwatering?

1. Is the watering frequency increased for spring/summer heat and reduced for fall/winter dormancy?

2. Has the system been winterized (drained or blown out) to prevent damage from freezing conditions?

3. Are all maintenance activities, repairs, and seasonal updates logged in a permanent record?