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Rain and freeze sensors that stop the sprinklers when they should not run

Rain, soil moisture and freeze sensors installed and wired so the system skips watering when it is wet or cold.

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Rain & Freeze Sensors

Few things look worse than sprinklers running during a rainstorm. It wastes water, can saturate the soil and sends a message that nobody is paying attention. Running in near-freezing weather can ice up walks and drives.

We install rain, freeze and soil moisture sensors across Nashville and Middle Tennessee. We mount them where they read the weather correctly, wire them to the controller, set the thresholds and test them so the system skips watering when it is wet or too cold.

What you get

Done right, from the first walk-through

01

Rain sensors

Mounted in the open, wired to pause watering after rain.

02

Freeze sensors

Stops the system when temperatures are near freezing.

03

Soil moisture sensors

Measure moisture in the root zone so watering only happens when needed.

04

Testing and settings

Thresholds set and tested before we leave.

The process

How your service comes together

  1. 1

    Pick the location

    We find a spot with open exposure, away from roofs and trees.

  2. 2

    Install and wire

    The sensor is mounted and wired to the controller.

  3. 3

    Test and set

    We check the response and set the sensitivity.

FAQ

Common questions about rain & freeze sensors

Do I need a rain sensor?

Many places encourage or require one. It saves water, and it is simple protection against watering in a storm.

How does a freeze sensor work?

It reads air temperature and stops the controller from running when it drops near freezing.

Where should a rain sensor go?

In the open, away from gutters and tree cover, so it reads actual rainfall.

Let us help with your rain & freeze sensors

Call, text or send the form. Tell us what your sprinklers are doing or what you want to water, and we will take it from there.

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