Today’s job was to install a backyard system for a client in Jindalee. There was no retic in the place at all so we began with the sprinklers plumber, then the master valve and just one station solenoid to serve the lawn using MP Rotators. The trencher got a good workout in the established turf and we finished in good time. If you need retic installed in your backyard then be sure to give us a call!
Read MoreNope… If your reticulation isn’t working then changing the battery will just be $9 down the drain. The battery is not responsible for the operation of the sprinklers. It simply helps to retain the settings when the power goes off. Your retic needs 24v if power to open the solenoids so changing a battery wont do the job. If it’s not working then it could be any one of a number of issues – but it won’t be the battery!
Read MoreI often get called to go in and fix the retic after the bobcat has been thru and done his work. Today I was in Butler and the bobcat had smashed thru the main line, broken the wiring as well as ripping up most of the pipe down one side of the rear. It didn’t help that the area was full of roots and that the client wasn’t completely sure on where he wanted things to go… Add to that a 3 hour deadline and intermittent rain and it was potentially a difficult day. But we got the main line […]
Read MoreIf you live in the fast growing area of Jindalee then chances are you will be needing some retic and turf installation work done, or maybe some repairs and modifications to your existing system. We are based in Yanchep and are often working in the Jindalee area so call us for fast friendly service at excellent prices.
Read MoreHere’s a job I did this week. For some reason Youtube wouldn’t load the music with the video so its a silent movie 🙂 It was small front yard of retic and turf along with some soils supplied and spread. The pics are from a Phantom 3 Standard.
Read MoreBrighton retic  began back in 2007 by working only in the Butler area, but obviously things have changed a lot since then. A couple of months back a friend moved into a Homeswest house in Butler where the previous tenants had left a huge mess so one Saturday morning we came in with a crew from the Quinns Baptist Church and gave the backyard a complete makeover. When we began it was pretty ugly, but people filled skip bins, moved bricks, cleared rubbish and generally cleaned up. Dave from Dimension Paving in Butler kindly donated his time […]
Read MoreIf you live in Jindalee then you live on a pile of beach sand! Its a beautiful spot to build a home, but before you can expect to have any joy with a new lawn you will need to make sure you excavate some of the powdery beachsand and bring in some good quality landscape mix. Ideally you would bring in 40-6ml, but obviously your budget is going to be a determining factor and a minimum of 20ml is what you should put down. Digging in Jindalee is a mixed bag. Parts of it are soft and easy going while […]
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