Property has no automatic coverage
HEYIRRIGATIONResidential service
New Irrigation System Installation
A new system must account for the water source, available pressure, property size and the different needs of lawns and plants. We design zones to avoid mixing devices that require incompatible flow rates or run times.
When to request an evaluation
Warning signs you should not ignore.
Old system requires frequent repairs
New areas lack piping or heads
Mixed zones have uneven coverage
Our approach
We diagnose before replacing.
Each area receives the appropriate type and amount of water through an organized, maintainable system.
Evaluate the property and water source
Plan zones, valves and coverage
Install piping, heads and components
Test, adjust and program the system
Diagnosis and quality
Zone design comes before pipe installation
Coverage begins with property measurements, plant locations, obstacles and the water source. Turf, shrubs and topiaries should not always share a zone or run time.
We plan a practical layout around available flow and pressure. Mixing too many heads or incompatible devices can leave the last points with inadequate radius.
Installation ends with line flushing, nozzle placement, arc adjustments, valve testing and initial controller programming.
What to expect
A clear process from start to finish.
Planning
We define the source, zones, pipe routes and device types.
Installation
We install the piping, valves, heads and controls included in the scope.
Commissioning
We flush lines, adjust coverage and test programming.
Important: Final scope depends on measurements, access, obstacles, water source and the condition of any reused component.
Frequently asked questions
Clear answers before service.
How many zones does my property need?
It depends on flow, pressure, size and plant types. We determine it after evaluating the property.
Does installation include a pump and controller?
The scope is prepared around the water source and existing components. The estimate clearly lists what will be installed.
Can the system be installed in phases?
For some projects, yes, as long as the initial design accounts for piping, capacity and future connections to avoid rework.
Do you use sprays, rotors or drip?
Selection depends on the size, shape and vegetation in each area. A system may use several types in separate zones.
Does your system need attention?
Tell us what is happening and where the property is located.