Wet N’ Wild Irrigation helps property owners protect their landscapes

As a family-owned company with a promise to serve Northwest Indiana, Wet N’ Wild Irrigation aims to provide its customers with the best quality service and installation. With a team of experts and years of experience at their disposal, Wet N’ Wild Irrigation is your go-to for ensuring your system runs efficiently, saves water, and protects your landscaping year-round.

With services extending into the Northwest Indiana and Chicagoland regions, including St. John, Munster, and Dyer, Wet N’ Wild Irrigation offers both commercial and residential irrigation services.

Residential water needs are critical when it comes to maintaining both property appearance and the investments placed into the landscaping. When irrigation systems are poorly designed or not well cared for, it can lead to damage that isn’t always an easy fix. Oversaturation, dry patches, and long-term turf damage are possible, expensive issues that may be expensive to repair.

Wet N’ Wild Irrigation takes a methodical approach to preventing this: accurate coverage, proper zoning, and system configurations that align with not only the property size, but current soil conditions and water pressure capabilities as well. Focusing on getting the system layout correct for the property, alongside controlled water application and a consistent, quality performance throughout growing seasons is critical.

Commercial services function similarly to residential; a careful consideration of unique needs, consistent water distribution, improved landscape health, and operational efficiency. The dedicated team at Wet N’ Wild Irrigation ensures that whether your system is old or new, their priority is efficient operation.

Olivia Lukasik, an outdoor design consultant at Wet N’ Wild Irrigation, expressed that a happy customer, a quality system, and great attention to detail when designing an irrigation system for a residential area is the key Wet N’ Wild Irrigation’s success.

“The customer’s best interest for the company and myself is always the number one priority,” said Lukasik. “I’m here to be here, not only to work for my company, but to be an advocate for the customers as well.”

Irrigation typically comes after new or updated landscaping is laid. From grass to arborvitae privacy screens, anything with roots is going to need a lot of love, care, and most importantly, water to grow well. As irrigation should come before landscaping, it was a no-brainer for Redwood Landscape to branch out and create Wet N’ Wild Irrigation.

Redwood Landscape is a landscaping company under the same owners, and Wet N’ Wild Irrigation is  the perfect complement to how the owners can better care for the community. Where Redwood Landscape plans and plants, Wet N’ Wild Irrigation plans the flow of water and takes care of getting it where it needs to be.

“It’s really nice to have the relationship of the businesses together. I work with both entities, and it’s great to be able to help a customer with all of their needs,” Lukasik said. “I go out for an irrigation estimate, and we end up talking about what they’re going to be putting over their new dirt, new construction, and to be able to offer them the sod and seed and blanket services as well – it’s like a one-stop shop.”

Both Redwood Landscape and Wet N’ Wild Irrigation work to meet the needs of the customer to turn what can often be a stressful situation into a smooth one. Customers can often stick with the same consultants who already have a solid understanding of what they’re looking for.

For Wet N’ Wild Irrigation, the lawn sprinkler system contractor prides itself on its ability to work with the community quickly and efficiently.

“It’s important that the relationship just doesn’t end when we put the product in the ground. I want people to know that they can always rely on us; they can always give us a call back if they want to add anything, if there’s ever trouble, or if anything needs repair.” Lukasik said.

Lawn needs wrapped into a neat bow through both companies is ideal – yet once the irrigation system is in place to get your landscaping the nutrition it needs, the work unfortunately isn’t over.

“People may jump into the process, not realizing that you don’t just put an irrigation system in the ground and that’s it. It does require maintenance, so I like to make sure people know that going into it.” Lukasik said.

Having a system put in the ground is no simple task. Not only will Wet N’ Wild Irrigation need to follow both county and state compliances, but it will also need permits.

The new system will need a dedicated stub out as well, which is a waterline connection extending from the main plumbing of a building to the exterior. It functions as an important access point for an irrigation system.

Lukasik explains that the irrigation system is a lot like the pipes in your house: not only do you want them professionally laid, but they also need to be prepared for the winter. She also highly recommends having a professional come out to your property to start your system up in the springtime to be certain everything is running smoothly.

As for when your irrigation system will need serviced, it can depend on a variety of factors, but generally, sprinkler heads have anywhere from five to 10 years. Something as complex as underground piping may last 20 or more years. Regular service maintenance can help keep your system running strong.

If you’re looking to get your system put down and keep your landscaping looking fresh, Wet N’ Wild Irrigation is ready to evaluate your needs and get you started on your journey. You can find more information atwetnwildirregation.com.

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