The Hidden Cost of Bad Irrigation: What Every Landscape Professional Needs to Know
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Water may be the most valuable resource in the landscape, but too often irrigation systems are treated as an afterthought—until a client calls about dead plants, soggy turf, or a water bill that’s suddenly through the roof.
In this episode of SYNKD On Air, irrigation expert Richard Restuccio dives into the hidden challenges that impact nearly every landscape project, from design and installation to long-term maintenance.
Drawing on more than 25 years of experience with companies including Rain Bird, Jain Irrigation, Husqvarna Water, and ValleyCrest, Richard explains why common irrigation problems continue to persist and what landscape professionals can do to prevent them. From improper head spacing and pressure issues to outdated controller settings and overlooked maintenance practices, he reveals how small mistakes can lead to major consequences for both landscapes and business profitability.
The conversation also explores the growing importance of water management as utility costs rise across the country. Richard shares practical strategies for using smart controllers, flow sensors, and water audits to improve efficiency, reduce waste, and create valuable service offerings that set companies apart from the competition. Along the way, he challenges the industry to move beyond low-bid thinking and embrace a more holistic approach that connects design intent, installation quality, and long-term landscape performance.
Whether you're a landscape architect, contractor, irrigation specialist, or maintenance professional, this episode is packed with actionable insights that can help you deliver healthier landscapes, strengthen client relationships, and uncover new opportunities for growth. If water touches every part of the landscape—and it does—this conversation will change the way you think about managing it.
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