Corbett Irrigation Promotes Sustainable Landscapes and Water Savings During Smart Irrigation Month
Corbett Irrigation is marking "Smart Irrigation Month" in July, urging property owners to optimize their irrigation systems for efficiency and water conservation.

Corbett Irrigation is joining irrigation professionals nationwide in recognizing Smart Irrigation Month by encouraging homeowners and property managers to improve irrigation performance through routine system maintenance, accurate scheduling, and water-saving practices that support healthier landscapes.
Smart Irrigation Month is an annual public awareness campaign led by the Irrigation Association to promote efficient water use and sustainable irrigation practices. The initiative encourages property owners to evaluate their irrigation systems and adopt practices that reduce water waste while maintaining healthy landscapes. According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, up to half of outdoor irrigation water is wasted due to evaporation, wind, or runoff.
Brian Perwak, owner of Corbett Irrigation, emphasized that regular inspections and seasonal adjustments help reduce unnecessary water use while maintaining healthy landscapes. Many irrigation systems lose efficiency without obvious warning signs, such as misaligned sprinkler heads, broken nozzles, incorrect controller settings, and underground leaks.
The company offers maintenance and repair services to help irrigation systems operate more efficiently throughout the growing season. These include system inspections, sprinkler repairs and adjustments, controller programming, and seasonal startup and winterization. Regular service extends equipment life, improves watering consistency, and reduces the likelihood of emergency repairs during peak demand periods.
Improved water use promotes stronger root systems, enhances plant resilience during dry periods, and helps reduce the risk of plant diseases and erosion. Efficient irrigation also reduces unnecessary water demand without compromising the health and appearance of outdoor spaces.