New zones added to your existing system for a new bed, a new lawn area, an addition or a patio, tied in cleanly with capacity checked first.
Yards change. A deck replaces some lawn, a new bed goes in along the fence, the kids get a play area or a house addition cuts across a sprinkler line. An irrigation system that fit the property ten years ago may leave new areas dry and old areas soaked. Adding a zone sounds simple, but it is only simple if the system has spare capacity and the controller has a free station.
We start by checking what you have: controller stations, valve box space, available pressure and flow and the age and condition of existing pipe. If capacity allows, we add a valve, run new pipe and place heads or drip for the new area. If not, we explain the options, from a larger controller to a manifold upgrade. We also look at nearby zones, because a change in one place often means a head needs adjusting in another.
We confirm free controller stations, valve space, pressure and flow before promising a new zone.
New valves and pipe connect to your existing system with clean fittings and proper wiring.
Heads near the new work are adjusted or moved so the whole yard still waters evenly.
The new zone is programmed with the right run time and added to your schedule.
Drag the handle to compare.
BeforeAfterTied in cleanly.
Flow and stations.
Whole yard balanced.
Rotor, spray or drip.
Controller set.
Every head checked.
Every topic has its own page with what to expect and how we approach it.
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You tell us about your yard and what you want, a new system, a repair or a tune-up, and we set a visit that fits your day.
We walk the property, find the water source and valves, test pressure and flow, look at every head and zone and take photos of anything of note.
We explain your options for zones, heads, drip, controllers and savings, sketch the layout and give you a written scope with clear timing and pricing.
We arrange for underground utilities to be located, protect the lawn, driveways and beds and mark every head, valve and pipe run before we dig.
We install or repair pipe, valves, heads and wiring with the right parts for each zone, flush the lines and keep the site tidy as we work.
We program the controller, test every zone with you, walk through watering and winterizing in plain steps and set a reminder for your next check.
Not always. It depends on free controller stations, valve space and available pressure and flow. We check before we quote.
A larger or expansion controller can add stations. We explain the choices and cost in the written scope.
Zones run one at a time, so it should not, but the supply must be able to run the new zone. We test that.
Yes. Drip is often added to an existing valve or a new one with a filter and pressure regulator.
Often a day or less for a single zone, depending on the digging and the number of heads.
Sprinkler RetrofitsA new sprinkler system installed in an established yard with minimal disruption, using careful trenching or pipe pulling…Explore 
Bed and Shrub IrrigationDrip and micro-spray watering for flower beds, shrubs, trees and gardens, delivered slowly at the roots where plants…Explore 
Sprinkler RelocationSprinkler lines and heads moved, capped or rerouted when you build a pool, patio, deck, driveway or addition…Explore 
System DesignA measured, zone-by-zone layout that matches heads, pipe and valves to your water supply, your plants and your…Explore Tell us about the project and we will call you back to talk it through.
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