A properly zoned irrigation system waters lawn and bed areas differently, since turf and planting beds need different watering schedules. We lay out zones based on sun exposure and plant type so no part of the yard is over- or under-watered during Durham’s hot summer months.
We run each zone and check pressure before quoting repairs, so you're not paying to guess at the problem.
Turf, beds, and trees get separate zones and schedules instead of one blanket watering program.
Systems are blown out and winterized before Durham's first hard freeze so pipes and valves aren't at risk.
We check valves and heads for leaks and pressure issues while we're already on-site.
Broken lines, leaking valves, and cracked heads diagnosed and repaired.
Zones not turning on, uneven coverage, and controller programming issues.
System activated in spring and winterized before the first hard freeze.
We run each zone to find broken lines, faulty valves, or controller problems.
You get a clear explanation of what's wrong and what the repair involves before work starts.
Lines, valves, heads, or controllers are repaired or replaced as needed.
Each zone is run again after the repair to confirm even coverage before we leave.
Trees and shrub beds do better on drip irrigation than overhead spray, since water goes straight to the root zone instead of wetting foliage and pavement. We can add dedicated drip zones to an existing system or build them into a new install, so establishing plantings get consistent watering without over-spraying nearby turf.
Yard size, the number of zones needed, and water pressure at the property are the main factors in pricing a new system.
Yes, we can install weather-based smart controllers that adjust watering automatically based on conditions.
Yes. Durham sees occasional hard freezes, and blowing out the lines before winter prevents pipes from cracking.
Unusually soggy patches, a spike in your water bill, or a zone with weak pressure are common signs of a leak we can diagnose.