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Company Profile 2012 COMPANY PROFILE 2012 ADDRESS : B13 L9 Strawberry Rd. Palmera 6 Dolores Taytay Rizal | [email protected] | TELEFAX: (02) 660-3728 | TELEPHONE: (02) 775-1328 | IRRIGATION ENTERPRISES Irrigation Enterprises Established in 1993, Irrigation Enterprises specializes in Irrigation System Design for Residentials, Commercial Golf Course, Resorts, and other Landscape- related development. These services include Project Construction Management, Supply of Pumping Station, Irrigation Equipment Materials, Design and Build, Maintenance, and Consultancy. Irrigation Enterprises provides superior consulting services for managing and implementation of irrigation system in the industry. IE brings fresh and innovative approach to consulting sevices. Our goal is to exceed the expectations of every client by offering outstanding customer service, increased flexibility, and greater value, thus optimizing system functionality and improving operation efficiency. Our associates are distinguished by their functional and technical expertise combined with their hands-on experience, thereby ensuring that our clients receive the most effective and professional service. As experts in the irrigation system, Irrigation Enterprises is involved in every stage upon clients approval of the design from implementation of the design to completion offering continual functional and technical support. Our professional skills encompass all aspects of implementation and operation, including business requirements definition, development of functional specifications for client approval, and system design to fit specific client needs. We provide functional and technical training support for the operation of the system, and resolving all the troubleshooting issues that arises when the client initiates the system. We pride ourselves on our proven track record for effectively administering multiple implementations. This is due to effectively directing team members in the development of the system design to ensure that all business requirements are met within budget restraints and time schedules. We are continually expanding upon our knowledge and services to assist clients with successfully implementing the Irrigation Systems in multiple residential, commercial golf courses, resorts and other landscape related development throughout various locations. COMPANY ADDRESS : B13 L9 Strawberry Rd. Palmera Hills 6 Ortigas, Avenue Extension, Dolores, Taytay Rizal, Philippines, 1920 WAREHOUSE ADDRESS : Brgy. Suplang, Tanauan City E-MAIL ADDRESS : [email protected] WEBSITE : www.irrigationenterprises.webs.com TELEPHONE : (02) 660-4702 : (02) 775-1328 ( PLDT Mobile ) TEL / FAX NO. : (02) 660-3728 CELL NO. : +639189166031 ( Smart ) : +639228603728 ( Suncell ) PROPRIETOR : MR. PEDRO E. CASTILLO Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Engineering Major in Irrigation & Drainage CLASSIFICATION : Sole Proprietorship (First Registration April 1993) ADDRESS : B13 L9 Strawberry Rd. Palmera 6 Dolores Taytay Rizal | [email protected] | TELEFAX: (02) 660-3728 | TELEPHONE: (02) 775-1328 | IRRIGATION ENTERPRISES The Benefits of Irrigation An automatic sprinkler system is a home improvement project worth considering. Not only will it help maintain a healthy beautiful landscape which you can enjoy with your friends and family, but it’s the most convenient and efficient way to ensure your landscape gets the water it needs without over-or under-watering. When it is properly installed and maintained an automatic sprinkler system will help conserve water too. In fact, a professionally or DIY-installed automatic sprinkler system is one of the best investments that you can make for your home. Just ask anyone who has one. There is no easier or more cost-effective way to beautify your home, increase its value, and save yourself time and money. Keep in mind, however, that there is more to a sprinkler system than just sprinklers. System design and installation are critical factors that will affect your system’s performance and longevity. If you hire a professional to install your sprinkler system, a system design should be created before installation begins. If on the other hand, you decide to install the sprinkler system yourself, Irrigation Enterprises can create a design plan customized for your landscapes specific needs. So put away your garden hose and let us do your watering for you -- automatically! You'll have greener grass, healthier plants, and much more free time to smell the roses instead of watering them. Why do we need an automatic sprinkler system? · SAVE TIME: Your system will do all the watering for you. · SAVE WATER: An automatic system uses less water than watering by hand. · SAVE MONEY: Your water bills will be lower and your plants will live longer. · REST EASY: Our product is your assurance of quality, value, and performance. ADDRESS : B13 L9 Strawberry Rd. Palmera 6 Dolores Taytay Rizal | [email protected] | TELEFAX: (02) 660-3728 | TELEPHONE: (02) 775-1328 | IRRIGATION ENTERPRISES ADDRESS : B13 L9 Strawberry Rd. Palmera 6 Dolores Taytay Rizal | [email protected] | TELEFAX: (02) 660-3728 | TELEPHONE: (02) 775-1328 | IRRIGATION ENTERPRISES ADDRESS : B13 L9 Strawberry Rd. Palmera 6 Dolores Taytay Rizal | [email protected] | TELEFAX: (02) 660-3728 | TELEPHONE: (02) 775-1328 | IRRIGATION ENTERPRISES ADDRESS : B13 L9 Strawberry Rd. Palmera 6 Dolores Taytay Rizal | [email protected] | TELEFAX: (02) 660-3728 | TELEPHONE: (02) 775-1328 | IRRIGATION ENTERPRISES Common Landscape Irrigation Problems PROBLEM: Watering Slopes or Hills Water can puddle or pool around sprinklers installed at the bottom of slopes or hills, causing soggy areas, which can kill grass or encourage fungus to grow. SOLUTION: 1800® Sprays, 3500 Rotors and 5000 Rotors with a Seal-A- Matic™ (SAM) Check Valve stop the problem of low head drainage and eliminate puddling. Or use Rain Bird Rotary Nozzles which deliver water at a lower rate, allowing sufficient soak-in time to prevent run-off. PROBLEM: Different Plant Types Shrubs, trees, flowers and grass all need different amounts of water. Delivering the same amount of water to every plant can cause the loss of plant life or you may simply be wasting water on plants that don’t need that much. SOLUTION: Low-volume drip irrigation allows you to customize your water delivery to each plant’s individual watering needs. Designing a system with multiple independent zones allows you to schedule watering according to each area's unique watering needs. PROBLEM: Corners, Odd Shapes or Strips Often it is hard to get complete and adequate coverage in these hard to reach areas, leaving some areas over-watered and others under-watered. SOLUTION: Sprays installed with Variable Arc Nozzles (VAN) efficiently deliver precise, even coverage in any corner or odd-shaped area of the landscape. PROBLEM: Watering Smaller Yards Smaller areas can be difficult to water, often sprinklers end up watering sidewalks, driveways or spraying against the house or garage. SOLUTION: Low-volume Rain Bird SQ Nozzles precisely water in a square pattern from 2.5 to 4 feet, which results in superior distribution control and uniformity to eliminate over-watering and wasteful run- off. Sprays installed with Variable Arc Nozzles (VAN) efficiently deliver precise, even coverage in smaller yards, any corner or odd-shaped area, or smaller strips of lawn. ADDRESS : B13 L9 Strawberry Rd. Palmera 6 Dolores Taytay Rizal | [email protected] | TELEFAX: (02) 660-3728 | TELEPHONE: (02) 775-1328 | IRRIGATION ENTERPRISES PROBLEM: Variations in Exposure to the Sun Over- or under-watering often results because not every part of your yard and garden requires the same amount of moisture due to exposure to the sun. SOLUTIONS: Easy-to-set controllers with multiple, independent programs, like the ESP-Modular, allow additional watering times to be programmed for areas with more sun exposure.Low-volume drip allows the customization of precise water delivery to individual plants or groups of plants, based on specific watering needs and exposure to the sun. PROBLEM: Sprinklers Turn On During Rainy Weather Your system’s watering schedule starts when it is already raining. SOLUTION: A Rain Sensor automatically monitors weather conditions and efficiently signals the controller to turn the system off when it rains, saving water and saving you money. PROBLEM: Compacted Soil and Run-off Certain areas of your lawn might have compacted soil, this condition can cause water to run-off onto sidewalks or driveways without giving it enough time to seep into the soil. SOLUTIONS: Choose an easy-to-set controller with multiple programs and start times, or choose a controller with the Cycle + Soak option that allows the programming of multiple start times for shorter, precise periods of watering to eliminate run-off. Or use Rain Bird Rotary Nozzles which deliver water at a lower rate; this allows sufficient soak-in time to prevent run-off. Low-volume drip applies water at an even slower rate allowing the moisture to penetrate into the soil to prevent run-off. PROBLEM: Water Pressure Issues High or fluctuating water pressure can cause sprinklers to mist or fog, in this case water is not delivered to your lawn and garden at the optimal rate. A low water-pressure situation can also affect your sprinklers' performance, leading to areas that do not get proper water coverage. SOLUTIONS: High water pressure can be efficiently controlled at the valve using a Rain Bird PRS Dial valve pressure regulator. At the point of distribution,
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