Field Service · Irrigation and sprinkler systems

Every zone, every head, every controller — on the property, not in a notebook.

Start-ups and winterizations that schedule on the season, backflow tests with their history attached, and the zone rebuild they passed on last autumn arriving before the first hot week.

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A property record showing the irrigation system with its controller make and location, zone count, rain sensor and backflow device, beside the access facts the crew needs.

The system — controller, zones, heads and the backflow device

How the day is built Routed rounds Seasonal work driven by the season and the equipment’s own age rather than a date somebody typed twelve months ago.

Job types it starts with

Spring start-upWinterizationHead repairZone rebuildController programmingBackflow testDrip conversion

Each with its own checklist, required fields and duration. All editable.

What the Vault holds here $680 the average irrigation repair deferred at winterization and never re-quoted.

One job, end to end

What an irrigation job looks like in OnSight.

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The system is a record, not a noteController make and where it is mounted, zone count, head types and nozzle patterns per zone, water source, rain sensor, and the backflow device with its test dates.
02
Seasonal work schedules itselfStart-ups and blow-outs come off the season and the equipment’s age, then route by geography so a crew is not crossing town twice.
03
A failure is photographed and priced on the spotA broken head, a cracked lateral, a zone that will not open. Priced from your book with the photograph attached, and sent as the customer’s own sheet.
04
The warranty clock is visibleA controller under warranty for another 69 days says so on the property, so nobody quotes a customer for something the manufacturer owes them.

The Deferred Work Vault

The half they said no to, sold back to you.

The zone rebuild they deferred at winterization, repriced at today’s parts and back in front of them at start-up — the one week of the year they are thinking about it.

Captured with its photograph and its measurement, repriced nightly at today’s cost, ranked by what is most likely to be recovered, and resurfaced when the customer is actually ready. Not a list somebody is supposed to work.

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What ends up in it, in this trade

Zone rebuilds quoted at blow-out
Controller replacements
Backflow repairs found at test
Drip conversions
Head and nozzle upgrades for coverage

The OnSight Agent

Ask for it in a sentence. It builds the automation.

It knows your job types, price book, crews and pricing program. Two an irrigation business asks for on the first day:

“When a backflow test fails, quote the repair and start the re-test clock.”

Prices the repair, sends the customer their copy, and puts the re-test on the board so the certificate does not lapse.

“Schedule every start-up when the season turns, ordered by geography.”

Raises the visits from each system’s plan, assigns them to crews and runs the optimizer so the first week of spring is not spent driving.

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See it running an irrigation business, not a generic one.

Thirty minutes on data that looks like yours, with the arithmetic run on your own job count and average ticket. No card, and no obligation to switch anything.

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