Joe,
It appears that the techs worked on my sprinkler head, thank you. Is it
possible for one of your irrigation people to come by and run the
sprinklers to see if it is repaired correctly? It is so far below the
surface, as it was before, that it was not able to clear the ground when
popping up. I see no sign of a sprinkler head and I never see them running
as I don’t know the schedule.
I don’t mean to be a sceptic but after planting all new grass last summer
due to faulty sprinklers that appeared to be going on for some time. I
can’t go through that again. I’m not trying to be a problem for you but I
never see them run. If someone could send me the run schedule for the back
sprinklers then I can verify it’s working for myself.
I appreciate your help.
Alberta
6770 Auburn Hills Dr.
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On Fri, May 30, 2025 at 9:53 AM Joe Potkanowicz wrote:
> Hello Alberta,
I will check with the irrigation techs and see what the status of that is.
Thank you!
Joe Potkanowicz Jr.
General Manager | Precision Landscape and Maintenance
Main Office: (970) 669-5280
Direct Line: (970) 966-8540
Emergency: (970) 306-0201
Email: joe@coprecision.com
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Address: 4315 E. Harmony Road. Fort Collins, CO 80528
On Thu, May 29, 2025 at 9:13 AM Alberta Marx wrote:
> Joe, a sprinkler head was identified as not working in my backyard when
they tested them last week. It has not yet been repaired. Can you give me a
timeline on this repair?
I didn’t feel it necessary to put in a request
since the person doing the testing was the one who said it would get
repaired. I’m just not aware of when this will be completed nor will I be
notified when finished.
>
>> I appreciate your help.
>>
>> Thank you,
>> Alberta Marx
>> 6770 Auburn Hills Dr
>>
>> Windsor, CO
>>
>>
>> Sent from Gmail Mobile
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>>
>> On Wed, May 28, 2025 at 3:55 PM Precision Property Dashboard
>> wrote:
>>
>>> Due to the rainfall the last few days, we are delaying all irrigation…
>>> [image: Precision Property Dashboard]
>>>
>>>
>>> Irrigation Delay
>>>
>>> Over the past 24 hours, our area has received approximately one inch of
>>> rain, according to NOAA. In response, we have temporarily suspended all
>>> irrigation on all properties for the next four days to take full advantage
>>> of the free water nature is providing us.
>>>
>>> As a reminder, Kentucky Bluegrass typically requires about 1 to 1.5
>>> inches of water per week, including rainfall, to remain healthy. Given the
>>> recent precipitation, our soils are currently well-saturated, and
>>> additional watering would be unnecessary and potentially wasteful.
>>>
>>> We will resume normal irrigation schedules after this pause, while
>>> continuing to monitor conditions to ensure your landscapes stay healthy and
>>> vibrant.
>>>
>>> Thank you for your continued trust, and please don’t hesitate to reach
>>> out with any questions.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Best regards,
>>>
>>> Joe Potkanowicz
>>>
>>> Precision Landscape and Maintenance
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