Great Plains Irrigation is now part of Quality Irrigation Welcome to our customer family! We are excited to announce that Luke Spielman, former owner of Great Plains Irrigation, has joined the Quality Irrigation team as our Service Manager. We are excited to have Luke as part of our team. We look forward to serving all of Great Plains Irrigation’s customers. …
Welcome Mullen Irrigation Customers
Mullen Irrigation is now part of Quality Irrigation Welcome to our customer family! We are excited to announce we have purchased the assets of Mullen Irrigation. Tom Mullen is now part of the Quality team! We are honored that Tom selected our company to take over his customer accounts. In the last 25 years, Quality Irrigation has grown to be …
Starting Your Sprinklers in the Spring – What You Need to Know
After a long winter, it’s time to wake up your sprinkler system and get it ready for a spring of keeping your landscape looking its best. Our sprinkler start-up service gets your system ready for optimum performance during the season by performing regular maintenance and identifying any specific issues that may cause problems during the spring season. Trust our technicians to …
FAQs About Drip Irrigation
We’re getting more and more calls about Drip Irrigation and that’s great. Drip systems use a lot less water than sprinklers, plus plants, flowers, trees and shrubs LOVE Drip. Best of all, Drip Irrigation can be easily integrated into your existing sprinkler system. If you’ve been curious about Drip Irrigation and whether or not it’s for you, check out the …
Jardine Accepts Award for Excellence in Leadership
The Greater Omaha Business Excellence Awards Ceremony took place at the Embassy Suites Omaha-LaVista, and Ryan Jardine, the owner and president of Quality Irrigation, was among the 32 companies and individuals honored. Our leader received his award for Business Excellence in Leadership. Congratulations to him and to all of the other winners! We have some outstanding business talent in Omaha. …
Quality Irrigation Owner Awarded for Business Excellence in Leadership
We’re happy to announce that the Greater Omaha Chamber of Commerce has named Ryan Jardine, owner and president of Quality Irrigation, a Business Excellence Award winner. One among 32 winners, Jardine is receiving special distinction for demonstrating excellence in business leadership. In a posting on its website, the Omaha Chamber states that the award winners are “individuals and businesses whose …
Best of Omaha Lawn Irrigation & Sprinklers
Omaha, you’ve voted us “Best of Omaha: Lawn Irrigation & Sprinklers.” We are so honored and very grateful for your support. While we don’t get up every day thinking about winning awards, we confess that your recognition of our hard work and ongoing commitment to quality, really does help to motivate us to continually live up to our company name. …
Before Hardscaping, Call Quality Irrigation
Thinking about putting in a patio, a rock wall, a fire pit or any other kind of hardscaping? Before you put that shovel in the ground, please give us a call. Why? Because if you accidentally cut a sprinkler line, you could see your hard work–and your hard-earned money– wash away. Our latest Watering Tip Video #4, “Hardscapes” explains. Cutting your sprinkler …
“How” You Water Flowers & Plants Makes a Big Difference
You probably know that different plants have different watering needs but did you know that “how” you water your plants makes a big difference? Some plants should be watered at the base and don’t do well with overhead watering. Rose bushes are a perfect example, as our latest Watering Tip Video, “Different Watering Needs,” demonstrates. That’s why we frequently recommend drip …
Inefficient Sprinkler Heads Water More Air than Grass, Wasting Money as Well as Water!
Ever drive by and see a sprinkler system creating an excessive amount of mist and spray? Well that home or property owner is probably spending more money to water air than grass due to inefficient sprinkler heads. That’s because the water evaporates before it ever reaches the soil, especially on very hot days. What’s the cause? Probably water pressure and …