Well-designed irrigation systems are an integral part of a beautiful landscape and lawn.
Our goal is to provide the highest quality service using the most advanced technology.
An automatic watering system is the newest smart home automation system that takes care of your plants in your absence.
These devices are great replacements for people who wish to have a low-maintenance garden but have little time to take care of the plants.
Unlike, manual drippers they work on autopilot 24/7. All you need to do is to order the installation of the irrigation system.
We will help you choose the best equipment for your automatic irrigation system.
Our irrigation services include:
- Irrigation design.
- Additions or re-directs.
- Irrigation installation.
- Repairs.
- Annual Maintenance Contract
A call we get far too often goes something like this:
“Hi, I’m Mr. or Mrs. Customer and we just had a new pool installed- when can you come hook our sprinklers back up and how much will it cost?
Unfortunately at this point any budget friendly solution is out of the question and we start educating the customer the best way that we can in order to prepare them for the sticker shock of the unexpected repairs they may need.
If the site wasn’t surveyed beforehand, and if no lines were raised or capped there are only two viable options:
- Exploratory digging.
- Installation of entirely new zones.
Typically digging can take 4-6 hours and will outweigh the cost of a new zone in some cases, not to mention that the digging may in fact bring to light the requirement of a new zone anyway.
Keep in mind that the wiring for your system may also be damaged, installation of the correct wiring for your irrigation system can be costly as well.
And lastly, depending on your current system routing and how long the pool takes to be built- you’re probably going to need new sod.
What exactly will the irrigation specialist do?
There are several parts of the irrigation system that could become damaged during the excavation process, so locating and marking them all is necessary.
Cap the irrigation lines. Capping the lines prevents leaks and allows for the lines to be dislocated and relocated if they are too close to the excavation site. However, capping the lines needs to be handled by a professional because if it is not done properly, you may be inviting disaster.
Create plans to reroute irrigation lines. A swimming pool is going to take up a good portion of your yard, which can lead to some complications with your irrigation lines. It is quite possible that the lines need to be relocated because they span across the area of excavation. Plus, the lines may have to be rerouted to reach parts of your landscape once the pool is in place. For instance, while it may be a unique water feature to have the sprinkler spraying over your pool to reach plants in the corner of your yard, it is not realistic.
Save money by avoiding costly mistakes.
When you have an irrigation system and want to install a swimming pool, be smart and call an irrigation expert. While doing this may cause you to shell out some extra money, it will save you the headache of paying for costly repairs if the system is damaged during the pool’s installation.
When you step back and examine the larger picture, yes, a pool is a huge investment, but so is the irrigation system that has been keeping your yard and landscape in tip top shape.
