10 yard situations and 10 equipment guides, from new builds, slopes and clay to rotors, spray heads, drip, smart controllers, sensors and backflow devices.
Each page explains the situation, what it calls for and which services help.
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 
Home situationEstates and Large AcreageBig properties need big-picture irrigation: pumps, long runs, many zones and smart control. Here is how to plan…Learn more 
Home situationPool and Patio LandscapesPools, patios and outdoor kitchens need irrigation that keeps beds green and spray off surfaces. Here is how…Learn more 
Home situationSelling Your HomeA green lawn and a working system help a house sell. Here is what to check and fix…Learn more 
Home situationHOA and Common AreasEntrances, medians and amenity lawns are a neighborhood calling card. Here is how boards can keep irrigation reliable…Learn more Honest guides to heads, drip, controllers, sensors, valves, pipe, backflow devices and water pressure.
Equipment guideRotor SprinklersRotors throw water a long way in slowly turning streams. Here is where they shine, where they do…Learn more 
Equipment guideSpray Heads and NozzlesSpray heads pop up and fan water over small areas. Here is how nozzles differ and why matching…Learn more 
Equipment guideDrip Tubing and EmittersDrip delivers water slowly at the roots. Here is how tubing, emitters, filters and regulators fit together.Learn more 
Equipment guideSmart ControllersSmart controllers adjust watering to weather and plant needs. Here is how they work and what to look…Learn more 
Equipment guideRain and Freeze SensorsSensors stop watering when it is wet or cold. Here is how they work and where they belong.Learn more 
Equipment guideBackflow PreventersBackflow devices protect drinking water from your sprinkler system. Here is how the main types differ and why…Learn more 
Equipment guideValves and ManifoldsValves send water to each zone. Here is how valves, manifolds and boxes work and what goes wrong…Learn more 
Equipment guidePVC and Poly PipeIrrigation pipe comes in rigid PVC and flexible polyethylene. Here is how they differ and where each is…Learn more 
Equipment guideSoil Moisture and Flow SensorsSoil sensors measure what plants can use, and flow sensors catch leaks. Here is how they help a…Learn more 
Equipment guideWater Pressure and FlowPressure and flow decide how many heads can run at once. Here is what they mean and how…Learn more Call us and we will walk your yard, test your water pressure and flow and give you a clear plan and a written scope for installation, repair or care.
