#Sprinkler

New rain sensor laws require automatic sprinkler systems to halt watering during rainfall. Homeowners must retrofit controllers to stay compliant, reduce waste, and avoid fines. Proper installation and smart technology deliver lasting conservation, healthier landscapes, and lower costs.

Twelve states mandate rain sensors on new or upgraded sprinkler systems. These devices pause irrigation during rainfall, cut water waste, and support healthier landscapes through precise scheduling.

By redesigning their yard into six smart irrigation zones, the Martin family cut water use by 50 percent. Wi-Fi sensors, adaptive scheduling, and efficient materials tailor watering to each area needs. The result includes lower bills, healthier plants, and a sustainable landscape.

Smart sprinkler systems use sensors and adaptive technology to spot leaks early, curb water waste, and deliver annual savings of up to $1,200 for homeowners. These devices optimize watering schedules, integrate weather data, and provide mobile notifications for efficient, eco-friendly landscape care.