Irrigation
Water going where it is meant to go
In this part of California irrigation is not a convenience, it is what decides whether a garden survives the dry half of the year — and most of the water wasted in a residential garden is wasted by a system nobody has looked at since it was installed. Heads sunk below grade or spraying the fence, a valve weeping underground, a controller still running a March schedule in September, spray heads watering shrub beds that should have been on drip years ago. We install new systems and we fix existing ones: valves, manifolds, controllers, drip conversions, leak tracing, and seasonal scheduling. Drip where drip belongs, rotors and spray only where they earn it, and zones split so a lawn and a shrub bed are never on the same run.
Our Process
Test What Is There
We run every zone and watch it — that is how a sunk head, a weeping valve, or a badly split zone actually gets found.
Plan the Zones
Lawn, shrubs, and pots have different needs. Splitting them properly is most of what makes a system efficient.
Install or Repair
Lines trenched in, emitters set to each plant, valves and controller wired, then pressure tested.
Set the Schedule
Programmed for the season it is going into, and we show you how to change it rather than leaving you a manual.