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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.

Zoned sprinkler system watering a lawn at golden hour
Every zone, every morning, without you thinking about it
$2,850–$3,950
Typical new system
1–2 days
Install time
1-year
Parts & labor warranty
$125
Flat-rate service call

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.

Rain Bird & Toro pop-up headsinvisible when off, matched precipitation across zones
Smart Wi-Fi controllerweather-aware, adjusts for rain and season, runs from your phone
Rain sensor includedevery install, automatically pauses in wet weather
NJ-code backflow preventerprotects your drinking water, fully code-compliant
Vibratory plow installa clean 2-inch line instead of open trenches — heals in days
Zone design for your soilsun, shade, slope, and sandy Shore drainage all accounted for

Installation, repair, and every season after.

01

New systems

Designed for your property, installed in 1–2 days, dialed in before we leave — typically $2,850–$3,950 all-in.

02

Repairs & upgrades

Broken heads, leaking zones, controller issues — $125 flat-rate service call, fixed on the spot, most repairs under $200 total.

03

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?
Most new systems land between $2,850 and $3,950 installed — controller, rain sensor, backflow preventer, and all labor included. Small yards can start around $1,800; large multi-zone properties run higher. Every quote is written, no surprise change orders.
Should I get irrigation before or after new sod?
With it, ideally — one crew, one schedule, and your new lawn gets water from day one. If budget forces a choice, irrigation first: sod without water is a gamble; water without new sod still improves the lawn you have.
How long does installation take?
One to two days for most homes. Our vibratory plow cuts a clean 2-inch line instead of trenching, so the yard heals in days and looks untouched.
What brands do you use?
Rain Bird and Toro heads and valves — the same components on golf courses — with smart Wi-Fi controllers that adjust for rain, temperature, and season from your phone.
Do you handle winterization and repairs?
Yes. Spring startups, fall blowouts, head replacements, zone additions, controller upgrades — service calls are a $125 flat rate for diagnosis and on-the-spot repair, parts extra — a fee Annual Irrigation Package members never pay.

Why irrigation comes first

Never drag a hose again.

Getting new sod? We coordinate both installs — one crew, one schedule, water from day one.

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