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4151 Cedar Creek Road
Swansea SC -
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803-553-4586 -
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srawl@viableirrigation.com
About Us
Get to know Viable Irrigation
In the early spring of 2016, Stan and a close friend in the industry discussed how new technology was beginning to reduce the amount water used to irrigate the landscape.
At the same time many states had already begun legislating how much can be used plus instituting penalties for visually wasting water.
They concluded that with proper monitoring water conservation could be easily achieved and Viable Irrigation should lead the way!
Stan then became certified through Rain Bird with this new technology and discovered after his first job that most existing irrigation systems could
easily upgraded to help achieve conservation one of the most important resources we have...water.
Personal History
Stan Rawl graduated from the Citadel with a BS in Business Administration in 2001. He has been in construction for over 15 years as an inspector on roadway projects all across the South Carolina. Stan's gained his love for the landscape and irrigation industry through by working during the summers in high school and college. He now serves as a Board Member for the Greater Columbia Landscape Association.
Viable Irrigation is a water management and two wire specialist company
and focus on using the latest technology to assist in
conserving water and thus saving the customer money.
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Viable Irrigation is a water management and two wire specialist company and focus on using the latest technology to assist in conserving water and thus saving the customer money.
Viable Irrigation was created with water conservation as its primary focus. It is estimated that 50% of water used in irrigation is wasted due to evaporation, wind and run off due to poor irrigation practices. Viable Irrigation's goal is to reduce that percentage by efficient practices and the use of technology.
With proper management the system can conserve water by monitoring weather and flow. If there is a break in the main line or a stuck irrigation valve that is left running overnight thousands of gallons of water can be lost until it is noticed and shut down. With remote monitor and learned flow, alarms can be emailed and staff will be notified immediately so that
water can be shut off and repairs can be made.
