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SRMS ROI worksheet (estimates)

A simple way to talk about value in the field. These are estimates only—SRMS tiers and upgrades are always scoped on-site.

Quick Answer: What this worksheet is for

Decision support, not quoting. It frames leak-risk, seasonal discipline, and serviceability value before on-site scope confirmation.

Worksheet Estimate vs. Inspected Scope

Worksheet Estimate On-Site Scope
Input-based directional modelField-verified constraints and feasibility
No installation assumptions validatedHardware, wiring, and access confirmed
Useful for planning conversationsUsed for execution and scheduling
Not a price commitmentFormal quote and tier recommendation
Important: This is not a quote. Real savings depend on weather, schedule choices, system condition, and site constraints.

A) Leak / abnormal-flow cost

Use when a stuck valve or leak can run between visits.


Estimated gallons:

Estimated cost:

B) Seasonal savings (range)

Use to frame “better scheduling” as a percentage, not a promise.


Estimated seasonal savings:

C) Serviceability savings (time-to-fix)

Use when access discipline + documentation reduces diagnostic time.


Estimated hours saved per event:

Estimated labor savings per event:

How this ties to SRMS tiers

  • Tier 1 (Smart Node): improves reachability + standardizes control so service can be faster and more consistent.
  • Tier 2 (Protection): adds abnormal-flow detection (master valve + flow meter) to reduce the duration of waste events.
  • Tier 3 (Response): pairs SRMS with Service Plans for scheduled visits and faster follow-through.

SRMS scope is optimized for typical 1" and 2" irrigation systems; systems larger than 2" are in development.

Next step

We’ll confirm feasibility, constraints, and the right tier during an inspection.

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SRMS overview

Tier 1 flyer

Tier 2 flyer

Tier 3 flyer

SRMS ROI Worksheet FAQs

Is the SRMS ROI worksheet a formal quote?

No. It is an estimate tool used for discussion; final pricing and scope are confirmed after inspection.

What does calculator section A estimate?

Section A estimates gallons and cost impact for abnormal-flow events based on rate, flow, and duration inputs.

What does section B estimate?

Section B estimates a seasonal savings range using a baseline spend and a user-selected reduction percentage.

What does section C estimate?

Section C estimates serviceability savings from reduced diagnostic time using labor rate and time reduction assumptions.

Which SRMS tier aligns best with leak-risk reduction?

Tier 2 and Tier 3 are generally most relevant for abnormal-flow protection and follow-through response planning.