Harlan Ranch & Loma Vista Sprinkler Schedule for Hot Clovis Summers
Harlan Ranch, Loma Vista, and the newer Clovis developments mostly came with Hunter or Rain Bird smart controllers. Most homeowners never adjust them past the factory schedule. That's why their lawns look stressed by July even though the system is technically running.
The Clovis summer baseline
For Bermuda lawns common in Harlan Ranch: 3 days a week, 2 cycles per day, 8 minutes per zone on rotors. For fescue: same days, longer cycles, 12 to 15 minutes per zone.
- Skip days right after rare summer rain (sounds obvious, almost nobody does it)
- Use the seasonal adjust on Hunter/Rain Bird, set it to 110% in August
- Run drip lines for shrubs separately from turf, never the same schedule
Old Town Clovis: older systems, different rules
Older Old Town Clovis homes often have hose-end timers or simple 6-station controllers. We typically replace the rotor nozzles with MP rotators on these, same coverage, 30% less water.
When to call us
If you see brown ring patterns, geysering heads, or two different zones running at once, the system needs hands. We do sprinkler tune-ups across Clovis as a standalone visit or as part of any weekly mowing plan.
Need a Clovis sprinkler check? Call (559) 480-9299. We'll walk every zone and give you a fixed quote on the spot.
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