Site visit
We visit the home or small property, discuss what you want to improve and review the lawn, gardens, exposure and available water supply.
Designed for your property. Installed with a clear plan.
A good system starts before the first trench. We look at plant needs, sun exposure, water supply and how the property is actually used.
From site visit to handoff.
The original installation information is now a dedicated page instead of being reduced to one card on the homepage.
Design and quotation
We map practical zones, head and valve locations, controller needs and any site constraints. You receive a clear scope and quotation before work begins.
Utility preparation
Utility marking is arranged before excavation. On site, the planned layout is confirmed and the yard is checked for access and readiness.
Installation
Appropriate tools and careful routing help limit disruption. Many standard residential installations can be completed quickly, but timing depends on size and site conditions.
Programming and training
We test zones and coverage, program the controller and show you how to operate and adjust the system.
What the system is planned around.
No two yards water exactly the same. These are the factors that turn a collection of parts into a useful system.
Plant and turf needs
Different areas may need different runtimes, spray patterns and seasonal adjustments.
Sun, slope and soil
Exposure, grade and absorption affect runoff, watering frequency and zone design.
Serviceability
Valves, controls and components should remain practical to inspect, adjust and repair later.