Irrigation

Irrigation

We are designers and installers of quality Rain Bird irrigation systems which ensure your landscape receives the proper watering even when you're not home. An in ground irrigation system is a means to keep your landscape investment green through the season without the hassle of dragging tangled hoses across your yard every 30 minutes. All while saving you time and money!

Why purchase an automatic sprinkler system?

• SAVE TIME: Your system will do all the watering for you.
• SAVE WATER: An automatic rain sensing system uses less water than watering by hand.
• SAVE MONEY: Your water bills will be lower than by hand watering and your plants will live longer.
• REST EASY: The Rain Bird name is your assurance of quality, value, and performance

Keep your grass green, and your wallet greener

Helpful Water Conservation Tips

Think in Environmentally- Friendly terms by living by these recommendations”

• Early morning watering is best to reduce evaporative losses and to discourage fungus

• To encourage a deep root system and discourage weed growth and fungus, water once or twice per week.

• Water only when turf and plants need it. This would depend on weather conditions, plant types and soil conditions such as sandy, clay or heavy. Support local water conservation requirements (such as watering bans).

• Encourage new plants and turf with adequate moisture but, reduce watering of  mature grass and plants to go allow them to go dormant during dry spells

• Plant perennial gardens, meadows, or woodlands to reduce turf areas.

• Choose drought tolerant species when planting

• Improve water retention by adding compost and organic matter to soil. Blanket bare soils with mulch or compost to reduce evaporation

• Collect water in rain barrels for outside watering use

• Using a hose without a nozzle is an inefficient way to water. It delivers water much more quickly than the landscape can absorb it, causing runoff that wastes water and carries away precious topsoil. Installing an irrigation system minimizes costly run off while ensuring your plants receive the water they need deep in their roots. If you must use a hose, make sure to attach a hose nozzle so water comes out in a spray and can easily be turned off when not in use.