HOME & PROPERTY SERVICES
Sprinkler & Irrigation Systems
Make watering part of a better plan.
YOUR HOME. YOUR PROJECT.
Tell us how your yard is used
An irrigation project starts with the areas you want to water and how your property is used. A new lawn, established planting beds, and an existing sprinkler system each call for a different conversation. Tell us where coverage is needed, what equipment is already in place, and which problems you would like to address.
Projects to discuss
- Planning a new sprinkler system
- Reviewing uneven coverage or damaged components
- Discussing adjustments and seasonal service
Can I ask about an existing system?
Yes. Describe the system and the issue you are seeing. We will discuss the work and confirm whether it fits our service scope before scheduling.
Before you request sprinkler work
A useful starting point is a simple sketch of the lawn, planting beds, driveway, and areas that should stay dry. For an existing system, note which zones have problems and whether the issue occurs every time it runs. Controller and equipment information can help the team understand what is already installed.
- Identify your water source and whether the request involves a new or existing system.
- List any dry patches, visible leaks, damaged heads, or water reaching walkways.
- Mention upcoming grading, lawn establishment, or other work that could affect the layout.
Should I discuss irrigation before a new lawn?
Include watering in the initial lawn conversation. If sprinkler work is also needed, the installation sequence can be reviewed alongside ground preparation and hydroseeding. Confirm the final watering plan with the team for your particular project.
Planning several improvements? Use our home project planning checklist to organize your request.
Help us identify the irrigation problem
For an existing system, note which areas stay dry, where water collects and whether the issue happens in one zone or throughout the yard. Include the controller model if you know it and describe any recent changes to planting beds, lawns or hard surfaces. These details help define the visit and the work to investigate.
New systems and seasonal service
For a new system, discuss the areas you want watered, the water source, access and any related lawn or grading work. For seasonal requests, say whether you need help starting up, adjusting or preparing the system for winter. Confirm the service scope and appointment availability when you contact us.
LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR PROJECT
A few details. A clear next step.
Tell us what you have in mind and where the work is located.