Don’t Get Soaked! 

Hire a New Jersey State Certified Landscape Irrigation Contractor.

The State of New Jersey began the Certified Irrigation Contractor (CLIC) program in 1995 to help homeowners and business people get the quality and competence they deserve in a contractor. When you hire an irrigation contractor certified by the state, you know you are getting a professional who’s experienced, highly trained and working to meet irrigation industry standards.

Certification’s Not Just a Rubber Stamp!

Contractors work hard to earn the CLIC certification. They take classes and must pass a comprehensive exam. They agree to follow a Code of Ethics. They take continuing education courses to stay current. They know there business and will work hard for you delivering the best possible irrigation system for your needs.

Want to talk convenience, affordability and efficiency? CLIC’s need to know hydraulics, sprinkler layout, plant water requirements, soil types and much more. It’s information they need to know, thank goodness you don’t.

Efficient Irrigation Is a Sophisticated Process!

With irrigation systems that deliver exactly the right amount of water at the right time to your lawn, plants and trees, you can be assured of environmentally sound and efficient results. The irrigation industry offers reliable options and affordable technology for water conservation and efficient water distribution to protect your landscaping investment. An experienced State Certified Landscape Irrigation Contractor will provide you with the best possible system for your landscaping needs and budget.

Before You Dive Head First into any irrigation System, you should!

     ·      Verify the contractor’s credentials, certifications and licenses (if required by your state, county or city)      

     ·     Ask for proof of liability insurance

     ·     Request references in your area

     ·     Talk to local references or visit the property

     ·     Make sure they inspect your property and water supply before they bid (some contractors offer design services)

     ·     Make certain all bids are on the same products or services

     ·     Beware of low bidders – they often take shortcuts that may cost you more down the road (even some certified contractors subscribe to this practice) you do get what you pay for!

     ·     Insist on a written contract

     ·     Set a time limit on installation

     ·     Be sure they install the backflow device required by local codes to protect drinking water

     ·     Find the professional to do the work that will satisfy you

     ·     Check with your local Better Business Bureau or Consumer Affairs to see if there are any complaints against that contractor.

When you follow these guidelines and hire a State Certified Contractor, you’ll get the finest, most water-efficient sprinkler system with years of trouble free operation.