New Irrigation Systems
A System Built for Your Yard, Not a Template.
Georgia clay and Gulf Coast sand hold water very differently. We plan your zones and coverage around your soil, your plants and how you use your yard.
Atlanta: (404) 555-0100 | Gulf Shores: (251) 555-0100
What We Plan For
- Even coverage for lawn, beds and shrubs
- Separate zones for areas with different water needs
- Your soil type and sun exposure
- A controller that is simple to use
How It Works
- Walk the property. We look at your yard and talk through what you want.
- Get your plan and price. You approve it before any work starts.
- We install and test. Then we show you how to run your new system.
Designed to Use Water Well
The cheapest time to save water is before the system goes in the ground. Good design puts the right amount of water in the right place.
- Spray heads and rotors on separate zones, because they put out water at different rates
- Lawn and beds on separate zones, because they need different amounts
- Head spacing that gives even coverage, with no dry strips
- Pressure kept in the right range, so water falls as drops and not mist
a year is what the EPA says an average home can save by replacing a standard clock timer with a WaterSense labeled irrigation controller, which adjusts for the weather.
Source: U.S. EPA WaterSense
Common Questions
How much does a new system cost?
It depends on your yard, your plants and how many zones it needs. We walk the property with you, and you approve the plan and price before any work starts.
Do you plan differently for clay and sand?
Yes. Georgia clay and Gulf Coast sand hold water very differently, so we plan zones and coverage around your soil.
Is a smart controller worth it?
It can be. The EPA says replacing a standard clock timer with a WaterSense labeled controller can save an average home up to 15,000 gallons a year. Ask us about it when we walk your property.
Will you show me how to use it?
Yes. After we install and test your system, we show you how to run it.