Welcome to Sprinkler School — the community built for sprinkler and irrigation pros who want to sharpen their skills, grow their business, and stop guessing when it comes to running a profitable business! Sprinkler School is officially owned and operated by True Flow Sprinklers. As you get settled in, you'll notice some True Flow Sprinklers resources — like SOPs and other business tools — available for members who want to go deeper. No pressure, just good stuff if/when you want it. Here's how you get started (4 easy steps): 🗣️ STEP 1: Make an Introduction Post Head to the General tab and use the "Write something" bar at the top to introduce yourself. In your post, answer: 1. Who are you and where are you from? 2. What do you currently do in the sprinkler/irrigation world (tech, owner, just starting out)? 3. What are you hoping to get out of Sprinkler School? 4. One fun fact about yourself Adding a photo or a quick 30-second video intro makes your post way more engaging! 📸 Once you've posted your intro, come back here and move on to STEP 2! 💻 STEP 2: Book Your New Member Welcome Call To help you get oriented fast, we ask every new member to book a New Member Welcome Call. It's a live session where you can: - Get a walkthrough of how to use Sprinkler School - Ask questions in real time - Meet other members - See how people are actually getting value out of the community 👉 [Book Your New Member Welcome Call Here] 🎥 STEP 3: Attend the Weekly Live Mentorship Calls Join our weekly live mentorship calls to learn tactical, real-world tips for running (and growing) a sprinkler business — straight from people who've built theirs into something real. 👉 [Join the notifications chat here] for live call reminders and the full schedule, and check the [Calendar] for upcoming sessions. Calls are recorded and posted in the classroom within a week, so you can always catch up if you miss one. Once you've joined the notifications chat, move on to STEP 4!

Such beauty found out in the wild 😆

We cut the valves out before we realized they were encapsulated in concrete. This was an interesting conversation with the client. The backside of the valves are right next to a driveway about 1in away.

Here we go again. At least the concrete looks nice.

What would you with these guys? Aside from scrapping it completely?