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Hydrawise Winter Settings After Irrigation Closing

Hydrawise winter settings should match the physical state of the irrigation system. After closing, check which setting was selected and whether watering has a date when it will resume automatically.

Understand your Hydrawise winter settings

Hunter's Actions guidance distinguishes turning the controller off from suspending selected zones until an end date. Zone Tester also offers a winterization suspension option. Ask which state was used on your controller. Calling every option winter mode can hide a resume date that matters later.

Reference: Hunter: Hydrawise App Actions

Tell the other account users

Let household members, gardeners and contractors with access know that the system has been closed. Agree who should approve changes before watering resumes. You can explain the status without sharing permanent login details. If account access needs changing, use the product's intended access features.

Keep the setting with the closing record

Note the controller, selected state and any resume date alongside the service date. Check that automatic resumption will not get ahead of the spring assessment. If the app looks different, use the current manufacturer guidance rather than guessing from an older screen image or remembered menu name.

Questions and answers

Common questions

Does the app prove the pipes were serviced?

No. Keep physical completion notes separately.

Should I copy another property's settings?

No. Use the intended state for this controller and property.

Request irrigation closing

Call us with your address, known zone count and any access questions. We can discuss the work and confirm an available appointment.

(647) 608-4444

Equipment references: Hunter: Hydrawise App Actions

Use the instructions for the installed equipment. This guide does not replace an on-site assessment.

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