Landscape Irrigation Auditor Blank Worksheets Form

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As water costs continue to rise and restrictions are put in to place, the need for irrigation systems to be as efficient as possible is more important than ever. When a system doesn’t distribute water evenly across the zone, you can end up with areas that are either over-watered or under-watered. In an attempt to remedy this situation, the user will typically either increase or decrease the run time of the zone. But this doesn’t really solve the problem. In order to address the problem properly, an irrigation audit should be performed. An irrigation audit is a fairly simple process and provides a lot of useful information that can be used to make your system more efficient. To perform the audit, you will need a few items including: an irrigation audit worksheet; marking flags to identify sprinkler head locations; a measuring tape to measure head spacing; a pressure gauge and adapter to test water pressure at the head; a stopwatch; and a minimum of 24 catchment-cans with milliliter