Apr 15, 2024
Spring Growing Season in Wisconsin
We have begun our sprinkler start-up season! Below is some information that we often receive questions about this time of year related to planting soil temperatures and our growing season in Wisconsi...
Apr 05, 2024
Green Lawn Employees Attend Pentair Pump Training
Pentair Water Systems recently conducted a multi-day training session focusing on water systems. Our employees Bryce, Reed and AJ attended the training held in Delevan, WI, which centered around pumps...
Mar 15, 2024
Meet our Team Featuring Bud
Meet our Team Featuring Bud Meet our Team: Bud Q: How long have you worked for Green Lawn? A: Since 2019, this will be my sixth irrigation season with Green Lawn. Q: What do you like best about wo...
Feb 29, 2024
Meet our Team Featuring Bryce
Meet our Team: Bryce Q: How long have you worked for Green Lawn? A: Since 2019, this will be my sixth irrigation season with Green Lawn. Q: What do you like best about working here in the sprinkl...
Feb 23, 2024
Meet our Team Featuring Reed
Meet our Team: Reed Q: How long have you been with Green Lawn? A: Since 2022, this will be my third irrigation season with Green Lawn. Q: What do you like best about working at here in the sprinkle...
Feb 08, 2024
Think Spring!
Thinking about spring? We are too! While we believe we still have some winter and snow ahead of us, the recent warm weather has us excited for the upcoming season! We are starting to receive our sprin...
Sep 05, 2023
We Appreciate Our Team!
Hoping you had a wonderful Labor Day weekend and are enjoying the end of summer days. We appreciate our team! Green Lawn enjoyed an Employee Appreciation night at the ballpark recently, taking in a ...
Mar 16, 2023
Stan Skic Receives Founder Award
On Friday, March 10, 2023 we gathered to honor one of our business founders, Stan Skic, to celebrate and honor his contributions to growing Green Lawn Wisconsin over the past 20 years. Stan as made m...
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Frequently Asked Questions
It is possible that we have not received enough rain for the rain sensor to signal the controller to stop running. Rain sensors can be adjusted to detect ¼ inch, ½ inch or more of rain. It can also take time for the dowel (if applicable) to expand to signal the system to stop watering. Over time, the sensor may need service, a new battery, or need to be resynced to the controller. Call us if you’d like to schedule service to resolve any issues.
Rain sensors benefit the homeowner or property manager looking for ways to conserve water and reduce water bills.