Irrigation first.
The rest of the yard, too.

A new system laid out for your yard, not copied from the last one.

We walk the property first: where the sun hits, where it stays shady, what’s turf and what’s beds. Zones are split by those conditions so the shady side isn’t drowned to keep the sunny side green. Heads are spaced so their spray overlaps, and beds get drip lines that put water at the roots.

Mower-clipped heads, leaking valves, split lines, crushed valve boxes. We fix it and run the zone before we leave.

Some repairs are a five-minute head swap. Others mean digging out a valve manifold that’s been buried in mud for years and rebuilding it with new valves, fittings and wire connections.

When something’s wrong but you can’t see what, we find it.

Most mystery problems trace back to wiring, a failed solenoid, a controller setting or a hidden leak. We test zone by zone until we know the cause, then tell you what it will take to fix before we start.

Less water on the driveway, more where the roots are.

Brown spots usually aren’t a sign you need to water more. They’re a sign the water isn’t landing evenly. We fix coverage first, then cut run times down to what each zone actually needs.

Beds and plantings planned together with the water that keeps them alive.

Because we do irrigation, we design beds knowing how they’ll be watered. New plants go in with drip or adjusted heads, so they get established instead of drying out the first summer.

Your yard after dark: lit walkways, glowing trees, a front that welcomes people home.

We install low-voltage landscape lighting on a timer or dusk-to-dawn sensor, so it comes on by itself. Lights are placed to show off the yard and make steps and paths easy to see, without glare in your windows or your neighbor’s.