Irrigation
Water where the plants are, not on the sidewalk
Almost every irrigation system we are called out to has the same two problems: it waters the pavement, and it waters everything on the same schedule. Both are expensive in a city that prices water the way Los Angeles does. Heads need to be spaced so their arcs overlap head-to-head, or you get dry rings between them and the natural response — running the zones longer — just wastes more. And a lawn, a bed of shrubs, and a row of pots want completely different amounts of water, which means separate zones and, for the beds, drip rather than spray. We install new systems, rezone bad ones, convert thirsty spray beds to drip, and fix the leaks and stuck valves that quietly run up a bill.
Our Process
Free Estimate
We run the existing zones with you watching, or map the new ones. Most problems are visible in one cycle.
Zone It Properly
Lawn, shrubs, and pots separated onto their own zones, because watering them together means overwatering two of the three.
Install & Test
Lines trenched, heads set to grade, drip run to each plant, then every zone run and adjusted arc by arc.
Set the Controller
Programmed for the season with run times per zone, and we show you how to change it rather than leaving you a manual.