How to recognize irrigation problems, protect your lawn, and avoid wasting water A sprinkler system can look fine from the surface while water is escaping below ground. The small stream shown in this repair photo is coming from a pinhole leak in a buried irrigation line. Although the opening is small, it can reduce pressure across the zone, saturate the surrounding soil, and keep nearby sprinkler heads from watering evenly. During a hot Southern Idaho summer, a lawn can show

After a long Southern Idaho summer, many lawns, trees, and shrubs show signs of drought stress. Brown patches in the lawn, thinning tree canopies, premature leaf drop, and slowed growth are all common symptoms. While many homeowners focus on watering more, improving how plants use and retain moisture can often be just as important. Fall is one of the best times to help landscapes recover from summer stress and prepare for the following growing season. What Happens During Drou

First impressions matter, especially for commercial properties. When customers, tenants, or patients arrive at your business, the appearance of the landscape helps shape their perception before they ever walk through the door. Recently, our team at One Call Property Solutions completed a landscape refresh for a commercial property in Twin Falls that demonstrates how a simple update can dramatically improve curb appeal. The Challenge A couple of large shrubs near the building