Standard irrigation controllers are fully capable of managing landscapes successfully, however in recent years new controllers have been developed that are considered “smart.” Smart controllers come with some cool perks:

1. They can connect to weather stations and automatically turn of when it rains or the wind is high.
2. You can control most of them to an app on your phone and control the schedule changes from there.
3. You can name your stations so it is easier to remember which station controls watering which plants.

Smart controllers work great for some residents but not everyone! Consider what your goals are, what your preferences are, and make a decision for a controller from there! Have any questions? Email: [email protected] ... See MoreSee Less

These timers are relatively straight-forward to use once you get the hang of them and they can easily be turned off when it rains to save some water in the landscape. Having trouble setting your timer schedule? Please email [email protected] to get some help or check out the free Landscape Watering by the Numbers guide here! bit.ly/3F0bqMP ... See MoreSee Less