1) The document discusses preparing sprinkler systems for winter by requesting winterization services from Trost Irrigation. 2) Customers who request winterization in September will receive a $5 credit for prompt service while availability lasts. 3) The passage briefly outlines the history of Trost Irrigation, which was founded in 1975 and continues to be a family-owned business serving the irrigation needs of customers.

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Volume 2, Issue 5
August - September, 2010
August & September Birthdays
As the summer sun and warm weather depart, the cooler nights will trigger
your lawn to enter a dormant state, eliminating its high demand for water. Oscar Chacon 8/10
Eusevio Zepeda 8/15
This means that it is time to think about preparing your system for the upcom-
ing freezing temperatures that can cause damages to your system. Due to the Bob Colley 8/23
short period of time between warm sprinkler weather and freezing tempera- Adam Bridges 9/20
tures, it is important that we receive your request as soon as possible.
August & September Employee
Go to our website today and submit your request for winterization to receive Date of Service Anniversary
an automatic $5.00 credit on your winterize service. (website requests only)
Eugenio Vela 8/1/02
Request to have your service to be performed in September (while available)
Terry Homberg 8/15/06
and receive another $5.00 credit. www.trostirrigation.com
Oscar Zepeda 8/24/09
Terry Trost started out in 1975 in-
stalling furnaces and irrigation. He
eventually moved away from the
heating & cooling area and put all
his efforts into sprinklers. He be-
gan his business out of a barn in
Macomb and eventually built the
current office in Orion Township.
He started out with only two trucks
and one puller and has evolved to
the fleet of vehicles you see to your
left.
OUR FLEET THEN OUR FLEET NOW Terry and his wife Vickie have three
sons - all who have taken an avid
interest in the family business. After
learning the ropes from their Dad,
Terry s two oldest sons have ex-
panded and started their own busi-
nesses in Florida and North Caro-
lina. Terry s youngest son contin-
ues to work at Trost today as
the Director of Business
Development.
Trost was here yester-
BROWN ROAD THEN BROWN ROAD NOW
35 day, Trost is here to-
day and you can
Years count on Trost being
From 197 5 to 2010 here tomorrow.