Drip Irrigation
Water the Roots, Not the Air.
Drip lines deliver water slowly, right at the soil. Your beds and gardens get what they need, and less of it is lost to sun, wind and runoff.
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Where Drip Works Best
- Flower beds and foundation plantings
- Shrubs and young trees
- Vegetable and herb gardens
- Narrow strips where spray heads would hit the sidewalk
Why It Makes Sense
- Water goes to the soil, so less is lost to evaporation and drift
- Foliage stays drier than it does under spray heads
- Slow watering suits clay, which takes in water slowly
- It can often be added to the system you already have
How It Works
- Show us what you want watered. Call or send a request and tell us about your beds or garden.
- Get your plan and price. You approve it before any work starts.
- We install and test. Then we set a schedule that fits your plants.
Common Questions
How much does drip irrigation cost?
It depends on what you want watered. Tell us about your beds or garden, and you will approve the plan and price before any work starts.
Can drip be added to my existing system?
Often, yes. Tell us about your system and we will let you know.
Does Georgia's watering window apply to drip?
Drip irrigation is on the list of uses allowed at any time of day under the state rule, according to the Georgia EPD. Check for any stricter local rules.
Is drip only for gardens?
No. It also works well for foundation plantings, shrubs, young trees and narrow strips where spray heads would hit the sidewalk.