Inspections cover each zone individually, looking for heads that are clogged or misaligned, valves that leak or fail to close, and wiring or controller issues that affect timing or coverage. Pressure is tested to confirm it falls within range, and filters or screens are cleaned if sediment has built up. In Lexington, freeze damage is checked during spring startups, and winterization is completed before the first hard frost to prevent cracked pipes or damaged components. After maintenance, you will see even coverage across all zones, heads that pop up and retract correctly, and a controller programmed for the current season. Greenland Irrigation and Outdoor Lighting documents what was adjusted or replaced and flags any issues that need attention before they turn into full failures. Priority service means that if something does break between visits, your repair gets scheduled ahead of non-plan customers. The plan does not include major component replacements such as new valves, controllers, or pipe sections, though those are offered at standard rates if needed. Maintenance visits are scheduled in advance and can be adjusted if your property requires more frequent attention due to high use or system age.