Sprinkler system design and installation, repairs, drip irrigation, smart controllers, backflow testing and seasonal care for homes, builders and businesses. We measure your pressure and flow first, lay out every zone with care, install with clean lines and explain the care plan plainly, with one local crew from the first visit to the final test.
Pressure makes heads work, but flow decides how many can run at once. A good design starts by measuring both.
Deep, less frequent watering grows deeper roots. Daily light watering keeps roots shallow and the lawn weak.
Middle Tennessee clay drinks slowly. Short runs with pauses let water sink in instead of running to the street.
Shrubs and flowers do best with slow water at the roots, on their own zone, away from the lawn sprays.
A blowout in late fall clears water from pipes, valves and the backflow device before a hard freeze can split them.
Every job starts with a close look at the water supply, the valves, the heads and the way water moves across your lawn and beds. Then we recommend the right system, explain the care and give you a written scope.
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BeforeAfterSprinkler installation and retrofits, repair and troubleshooting, drip and smart controls, commercial and community systems, seasonal start-up and winterization, backflow testing and planning help for the yard you have or the one you are building.
Irrigation InstallationAutomatic in-ground sprinkler systems designed zone by zone, installed with quality parts and programmed so your lawn and…Explore 
Residential SprinklersHome sprinkler systems tailored to your front and back yards, with even coverage, clean lines and a plan…Explore 
Sprinkler RepairFast, careful sprinkler repair that finds the real cause, fixes it properly and leaves your system running evenly…Explore 
Drip InstallationDrip systems for beds, shrubs, trees, gardens and containers, designed with filters and regulators so every plant gets…Explore 
Smart ControllersWi-Fi smart controllers installed, wired and programmed to water by weather and plant needs, with phone control and…Explore 
Spring Start-UpA careful spring turn-on that checks every zone, finds winter damage and sets your system up for a…Explore 
Winterization and BlowoutCompressed-air blowouts that clear water from your lines, valves and heads before freezing weather, protecting pipes and parts…Explore 
Free EstimatesA free on-site visit with measurements, honest options and a written scope for installation, repair or upgrades, with…Explore Enter your lawn and bed areas, pick your heads and your water flow and see the heads and zones to plan for. Seven more free tools are one tap away.
Below the lawnHeads are the visible part, but the supply, backflow device, valves, wire, pipe and controller are what make a system work. We explain every part in plain language before we start.
New builds, older lawns, hills, clay, shade and small yards. See what each one needs.
Home situationNew Construction YardsA new build has a short window for irrigation, between grading and sod. Here is how to time…Learn more 
Home situationOlder Homes and Existing LawnsMature lawns, old systems and tree roots call for careful work. Here is how to add or renew…Learn more 
Home situationSloped and Hilly YardsWater runs downhill, and so does your water bill. Here is how to irrigate slopes without runoff, dry…Learn more 
Home situationClay Soil YardsMuch of Middle Tennessee sits on clay, which drinks slowly and holds water. Here is how to water…Learn more 
Home situationShaded and Wooded LotsTrees change how much water a yard needs and where it should go. Here is how to irrigate…Learn more 
Home situationTownhomes and Small YardsSmall yards need precise watering. Here is how to keep water on the lawn and off the walls…Learn more Each type of head and control has its strengths and its limits. Read plain guides to each one, and how sensors, valves and backflow devices fit into a system.
Every yard is differentFrom Nashville to Franklin, Brentwood, Murfreesboro, Hendersonville and beyond, we are a local crew with a local supplier and a local reputation to protect.
Yes. The visit and the estimate are free and come with no obligation. You approve a written scope and price before any work begins.
It depends on your water flow and pressure, the size of each area and the kind of heads. Our zone planner gives a starting point, and a site visit confirms it.
Common causes are a failed valve solenoid, a broken wire, a controller setting or a clogged valve. A technician tests each in turn.
Before the first hard freeze, usually in late October or early November in Middle Tennessee. A blowout clears water from the lines so pipes and heads are not damaged.
Many homes take a few days from layout to start-up, depending on the size of the yard, the soil and the weather. We give a schedule in the written scope.
Tell us about your yard and we will call you back to talk it through and set up a free visit.
Or call (615) 357-7797 to talk now.
Music City Irrigation provides sprinkler system design and installation, repair and troubleshooting, drip and smart controls, seasonal care, backflow testing, commercial and community programs, maintenance plans and planning help. Calculators, cost ranges, checklists and guides on this site are planning references, not engineering, plumbing code or water utility advice, and only a site visit can confirm what a property needs. Results and timing depend on water pressure and flow, soil, slope, plants, weather and ongoing care, and some problems, such as buried leaks or freeze damage, cannot be seen until a system is tested. Controllers, sensors and efficient nozzles can reduce waste but do not replace a well-designed system. Permits, backflow rules, irrigation meters, association rules and watering restrictions vary by city and provider, so check yours before you start. Prices shown in the planner are ballpark placeholders only and your written scope is what counts.
