Irrigation systems
Your lawn.
Watered perfectly.
New sod needs water two to three times a day for its first two weeks. Miss one July afternoon and you'll see it by morning. A zoned system removes the guesswork — forever.

The math is simple.
You spent thousands on new sod. The system that keeps it alive costs a fraction of replacing it.
Hand-watering a new lawn
- Dry spots where the hose never quite reaches
- Watering at noon — half of it evaporates
- One missed afternoon in July = brown patches
- Every vacation is a gamble
A zoned system
- Matched coverage on every zone — no dry spots, no soggy corners
- Runs at dawn, the right amount, automatically
- Rain sensor pauses it when the weather does your job
- Sod roots in ~10 days instead of 21
What goes in the ground.
Commercial-grade components — the same brands on golf courses. No big-box parts.
Installation, repair, and every season after.
New systems
Designed for your property, installed in 1–2 days, dialed in before we leave — typically $2,850–$3,950 all-in.
Repairs & upgrades
Broken heads, leaking zones, controller issues — $125 flat-rate service call, fixed on the spot, most repairs under $200 total.
Seasonal service
Spring startup with pressure test, fall winterization blowout — or the $449 Annual Irrigation Package that handles the whole year automatically.
Annual Irrigation Package members pay zero service-call fees all year — see the plan ›
Common questions.
How much does an irrigation system cost?
Should I get irrigation before or after new sod?
How long does installation take?
What brands do you use?
Do you handle winterization and repairs?
Never drag a hose again.
Getting new sod? We coordinate both installs — one crew, one schedule, water from day one.
0% interestFinancing up to 36 months. No credit check.
