A stuck float or an algae-filled bowl is easy to miss and serious for a horse in the Florida heat. We clean and test your automatic waterers on a schedule and check the barn while we are there.
What's included
- Scrubbing automatic waterer bowls to remove algae and debris
- Float valve checks for Nelson, Ritchie and similar waterers
- Looking for leaks, low pressure and wet spots around waterers
- Stall fan cleaning and basic barn walk-through
- Fly spray system refills where you have one
- Logged checks and photos in your D-Portal report
Water is the one thing that cannot fail
Horses in Central Florida summers drink a lot of water. A waterer that stops filling, overflows or gets fouled needs to be caught quickly.
Clean bowls, working floats and dust-free fans also cut down on flies, mold and wasted water, and they make the barn more pleasant for horses and people.
See every visit, from anywhere
After each visit you get a report in D-Portal, our client portal. It shows GPS-confirmed arrival and departure times, the checklist, notes, and photos of anything that needs attention, pinned to your farm map.
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Common Questions
Which automatic waterers do you service?
We clean and check most common horse waterers, including Nelson and Ritchie models. If a unit needs replacement parts or plumbing work, we let you know and quote it.
How often are waterers cleaned?
We set the schedule with you, usually on every regular visit. Waterers in full sun or heavy use may need more frequent attention in summer.
Do you feed or care for horses?
Our focus is the property and facilities. We are not a horse-care or boarding service, but we can work around your barn manager or farm sitter.
Where we work
Waterers & Barn Checks across Marion County, including:
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