RJ
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McGrath, Inc.
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Newton,
MA (617) 332-3339
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Lawn Sprinkler
Systems Since 1957 |
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How deep does the pipe get buried? |
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Pipes are pulled any where from
6” – 10” deep. Sometimes due to excessive rock or roots we get as deep as
possible. We don’t have to bury the pipes below the frost line because #1 it
would be too expensive to go 5’ deep and we also winterize the sprinkler
system with compressed air. |
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Will the installation cause
damage to my lawn? |
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This depends on your lawn. Some
companies offer damage free installation ! Don’t be misled, pipes,
valves, sprinklers and more a re going to be put under the ground. We would
be lying if we told you no damage would be done. Compared to the trenching
method of installation it is virtually no damage. |
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In a lawn that has no root
structure it is more likley to get damaged than one that has thick roots. |
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Tree roots that are near the surface
of the ground drive us crazy. They are very difficult to get through and
generally disturbe the area around them. |
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We are very neat and will tamp,
re-grade and overseed wherever we need to. |
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Here are a few pictures of both
little to no damage and more than usual. |
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Before After Not the
best lawn to start with. But
that’s why they got a sprinkler system. |
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