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Irrigation & Landscape Questions:

Here are a few suggestions for getting answers to your questions. PLEASE DO NOT TELEPHONE ME WITH QUESTIONS.

Step One:

The best place to start if you have a question is with a search of the website by entering a search phrase below. The answers to the most common questions are here if you dig deep enough. (I have several websites and this search engine searches all of them, so you may see some weird results regarding hotels and my family vacations!)

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Step Two:

Some various sources for help:

Step Three:

Try a local store or nursery. For irrigation questions go to a store that specializes in irrigation equipment. I haven't found that the employees at hardware and home-center stores are knowledgeable about irrigation. I often check out the irrigation department of those stores to look for new products, and I overhear a LOT of bad advice being given by their employees. About 80% of what I overhear is at least marginally bad advice. Some of the advice I hear is not just bad, it is just flat wrong! There are some shining exceptions, of course, and if you work at one of those stores I'm sure that you are one of them! But the bottom line is that you are better off going to a professional irrigation specialty store if you need irrigation advice, and even then use care.

Step Four:

Ask me! You can try asking me, I will answer if I'm not busy with other things. I will ask for something in return. If you don't hear back from me within 5 days assume I didn't have time for questions.

I make my living from my knowledge of irrigation. Therefore in exchange for personal answers to irrigation questions I do ask for something from you in return. After all, I am taking the time to write a personal answer and more important, to try to make it understandable.

Some ground rules: while I can likely answer your question, I don't have time for lots of questions or to design your system for you! Please be reasonable, it takes me 5-10 minutes to read and answer even a simple question. I often spend 15 minutes or more on the complex questions that people tend to ask.

Make me an Offer:

This works a little like bidding on Ebay or Priceline. You make me an offer for my time. Here's some suggestions:

Wait until I've answered your question before you do or send anything. If I don't answer I don't want you to feel I cheated you! I'll trust you to do something in return after I've answered your question(s).


 

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