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Ibrahim Hughes
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Rehabbers: How Do You Keep Your Large Lawn Watered?

Ibrahim Hughes
  • Real Estate Consultant
  • Bloomfield, NJ
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Hi everyone. I have a large backyard on a rehab we're finishing up that needs constant watering. I set up an above ground sprinkler system but due to only having one outside faucet I can only cover about half the lawn. So we were thinking about adding an additional exterior faucet and another timer and sprinkler but my business partner doesn't want to spend the money. My thinking is that I would rather do that than travel almost a half an hour to the place practically everyday just to water the grass. Which in and of itself can take an hour. Your thoughts?

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