A healthier
yard starts
with a
system that
works.
Get a clearer picture of how your sprinkler system is performing –
and identify visible concerns before they waste more water, money, or time.
Spot Visible Leaks
Find damaged or leaking components that may otherwise go unnoticed.
Reduce Water
Waste
Operational concerns can contribute to unnecessary water use and higher bills.
Help Protect
Property
Overspray and ongoing moisture may affect landscaping and nearby surfaces.
Small Issues. Big Impact.
Know how your system is performing.
A sprinkler system may appear to be working while damaged heads,
leaking connections, or improperly operating components quietly waste
water behind the scenes.
HomeGuard provides a visual and operational inspection of accessible
components, helping you better understand the system’s condition and
identify areas that may need attention.
- Identify visible deficiencies early
- Understand areas of uneven coverage
- Plan appropriate maintenance or repairs
What We Inspect
A focused look at accessible components.
Our inspector visually evaluates and operates accessible portions of the sprinkler system to identify observable concerns.
Controllers & Timers
Review of accessible controls and observable programmed operation.
Sprinkler Heads
Visible condition, operation, spray direction, and apparent damage.
Visible Connections
Accessible connections are observed for apparent leakage or deficiencies.
Accessible Valves
Observable valve condition and function where components are accessible.
Rain & Moisture Sensors
Visible sensors are reviewed when present and accessible.
Operation & Coverage
Observable performance, coverage patterns, overspray, and uneven watering.
Your Inspection Report
Clear information for your next step.
After the inspection, you’ll receive a report detailing deficiencies observed at the time of inspection, helping you determine whether maintenance, adjustment, or further professional evaluation may be appropriate.
We Inspect
Accessible components are visually evaluated and operated.
We Document
Observed conditions and deficiencies are clearly identified.
You Decide
Use the findings to plan maintenance, repairs, or further evaluation.
