What is the OIA?
The Ohio Irrigation Association (OIA) was founded with the goal of irrigation professionals coming together from all over this great state in hopes of improving landscape irrigation standards in Ohio.
We offer educational events and technical information to raise the level of professionalism within our industry. Please join us, together we can make a difference.Featured Post

Internet Marketing & Social Media Webinar for Irrigation Contractors
May 12, 2013 By ohioirrigation
Growing your business with internet marketing, social & digital media, is confusing. A well executed internet strategy puts you ahead of the competition. Join us for the FREE webinar on June 12th, 2013 at Noon.

What is an Irrigation Audit?
April 11, 2013 By ohioirrigation Leave a Comment
An irrigation system audit can result in a 30% to 50% water savings for a landscape irrigation system. Here are the steps to an irrigation audit.

Fix A Leak Week – March 18-24, 2013
March 6, 2013 By ohioirrigation 1 Comment
Fix A Leak Because Every Drop Counts March 18-24, 2013 Did you know that the average American family can waste, on average, more than 11,000 gallons of water every year due to running toilets, dripping faucets, and other household leaks? Nationwide, more than 1 trillion gallons of water leak from U.S. homes each year. That’s [...]

Ohio Irrigation Contractors can Certify Backflow Devices
February 4, 2013 By ohioirrigation Leave a Comment
The State of Ohio Department of Commerce has decided to open the Backflow Certification process to Irrigation Contractors on a provisional basis. “This is great news for Ohio Irrigation Contractors,” said J. C. Wheaton, President of the Ohio Irrigation Association. Limitations are in place. Questions about the program may be directed to: Ralph Reeb, Backflow Administrator [...]
Water News from the U.S. EPA
- EPA Orders Continued Treatment of Contaminated Groundwater at Former Manufacturing Facility in Richmond, Va.
- EPA Adds the Matlack, Inc. Site in Woolwich Township, New Jersey to the Superfund List
- EPA Adds the Riverside Industrial Park in Newark, New Jersey to the Superfund List; Seven Acre Site along the Passaic River Contaminated with PCBs and Volatile Organic Compounds
- New EPA Video Highlights Success of Citizen Science Efforts in Tonawanda, NY
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