PreFab Irrigation Valves

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Pre-Fab Irrigation Valve Manifolds

Hey Homeowners!

Looking to do your own watering system for your new landscape or even an upgrade to your existing irrigation system? Well, you are at the right source. I am an experienced irrigation specialist and landscaper (and have been), for over 20 years.

I know that for some homeowners doing their own irrigation can sometimes be overwhelming, so I took over the hardest part of doing an irrigation system. I made it so easy and professional-like so anyone can tackle this project.

It consists of four steps:

1. Determine how many valves you think you may need for the areas you would like to irrigate.

2. Dig out an opening in the ground to accommodate your new valve box.

3. Connect all sprinkler lines to your new valve assembly.

4. Get a twenty-pound bag of gravel.

For step 1 determine how many valves you will need and purchase our fully assembled inline valve underground irrigation system.

My pre-assembled valve boxes range from one to five valves. Remember one thing when doing your irrigation; you don’t need to put valves for your entire yard in the same location as some yards vary in size. You will only install the required amount of valves where needed:

Example: Say you have 12 sprinklers in your front lawn. You will need two valves to power the sprinklers. This means six sprinklers per valve and say you have a small planter in your front yard with six sprinklers; you will likely need one valve for them. Rule of thumb - keep all runs per valve under 80 feet at 80 PSI per valve with six sprinklers. Means you need a pre-assembled box with three valves,

For step 2 dig out an opening in the ground to accommodate your new valve box.

For step 3 connect the sprinkler lines to your new valve assembly.

For step 4 pour the gravel inside your new valve box as shown in attached pictures.

This new pre-assembled valve box isn't only for new irrigation systems, but for existing valve system as well. For an existing valve system you would follow the same steps except you will need to cut out the old valves as you already have your sprinkler lines at the valve location and you would already know exactly how many valves you would need.

Remember I have tried and seen it all! As a professional, I believe that my method is bullet proof. It is fully replaceable and/or repairable under our five-year warranty.

Try it. Made in America by Americans!
Pricing

One valve pre-assembly with shut off valve and container as shown on picture------------$75.00

Two valve pre-assembly with shut off valve and container as shown on picture------------$110.00

Three valve pre-assembly with shut off valve and container as shown on picture------------$145.00

Four valve pre-assembly with shut off valve and container as show on
picture----------- $220.00

Five valve pre-assembly with shut off valve and container as shown on picture------------ $275.00

All assemblies will be shipped as ordered in brand preference and commercial mid-grade materials such as Toro, Rainbird, Irritrol, or Hunter.

All valve assemblies come in 3/4'' or 1'' with no price difference.

You may also purchase these assemblies in brass inline valves for a $35 upgrade per valve.

Prices do not include shipping and handling fees and may vary with weight.

Back flow preventers, as well as back flow devices, may be required in some installations. Please email your questions to onmhomeservices@yahoo.com

We also provide installation for this product most anywhere in San Diego county as well as for complete irrigation service in most other area cities. Price for installation varies from $150.00 to $350.00. Travel time are negotiated- case by case.

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