Is your sprinkler system ready to do its one job?
Most home sprinkler systems in Maryland get installed, pass one inspection, and are never looked at again. The failures that follow are quiet ones: a valve someone closed, a head painted over during a remodel, a well pump that stopped holding pressure. This check takes about a minute and tells you whether any of those quiet failures is likely hiding in your house.
Why these five questions
Each question maps to a failure we actually see in Maryland homes. System age matters because heads made before 2001 include recalled models that look identical to good ones. Inspection history matters because NFPA 13D assumes a yearly look, and skipped years are where leaks and closed valves hide. Water source matters because a well fed system depends on a tank and pump that fail silently. And the visible signs, painted heads and corrosion, are the exact items that fail a resale inspection.
The readout is honest. If your answers point to a healthy system, it says so and you leave with a free sanity check. If they point to a gap, you can send the result to us with one tap and we call you back with your answers already in hand, so the first phone call starts at the fix instead of the questionnaire. Costs for anything we might recommend are published on the cost page.