The spinning menace - all indexing valves must be retrofitted @MiamiDadeExtension
The spinning menace - all indexing valves must be retrofitted  @MiamiDadeExtension
Uploaded March 2013 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
The specter of inefficiency haunts Miami-Dade's irrigation systems. The indexing valve contributes to this malaise. Present in approximately 60% of the properties we visit through Miami-Dade's Irrigation Rebate Program, indexing valves restrict an irrigation system by requiring all zones be watered the same run time and in the same order. Further, they age gracelessly - prone to leaks and sticking. But there is light at the end of the tunnel: the digital age! Digital timers and electric valves allow for precise and independent programming of irrigation zones, and Miami-Dade County rebates mechanical to digital retrofits to the tune of $400! Help us help you bring your system irrigation system into the future.
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The spinning menace - all indexing valves must be retrofitted

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