Watering by hand works until it doesn’t — you travel, the weather shifts, or the garden simply gets bigger than your morning. A properly designed irrigation system waters each plant what it needs, when it needs it, without wasting a drop. We design and install drip and sprinkler systems tuned to your plants, your soil and your water bill, then set the schedule so it runs itself.
Most irrigation problems aren’t the equipment — they’re the design. Overlapping zones, wrong pressure, plants with different needs on the same line. We get the layout right, so the system actually does what it’s meant to.
What’s included
- Drip irrigation for beds, planters and pots — water at the roots, where it’s used
- Sprinkler systems for lawns and larger areas
- Timers and controllers, set to season and weather
- Pressure regulation and filtration, so the system lasts
- Leak checks and seasonal adjustments on maintenance contracts
FAQ
Drip or sprinkler — which do I need?
Drip for anything planted — beds, hedges, planters, pots. Sprinklers for lawns and open ground. Most gardens need a bit of both, and we design the zones accordingly.
Will irrigation actually save water?
Yes, if it’s designed right. Drip irrigation can use a fraction of the water of hand-watering or a badly set sprinkler, because it delivers water to the roots with almost nothing lost to evaporation or runoff.
Can you add irrigation to an existing garden?
Almost always. We route lines along beds and under paths where needed, and it’s often done with minimal disruption. It’s also one of the most common upgrades we do for clients who’ve had enough of dragging a hose around.
Tired of dragging the hose around?
Let the garden water itself. Tell us about your space.