Irrigation Systems
Dead patches, runoff onto the sidewalk, a zone that never seems to reach the back corner — most irrigation problems are zoning problems.
Even Coverage, No Waste
Bad irrigation isn't usually a broken sprinkler — it's zones that were never balanced for pressure and coverage in the first place. We install, rezone, and repair systems so water actually lands where it should.
- New irrigation system installation
- Zone rebalancing and valve repair
- Controller and sensor setup
- Seasonal startup and shutdown
Four Steps, No Surprises
We run each zone and map where water actually lands versus where it should.
Zones rebalanced or redesigned around real pressure and head spacing.
Heads, valves, and lines fixed or installed to the plan.
Schedule set for Florida's rain patterns, not a generic default.
Common Questions
Why do I have dead patches even though the sprinklers run?
Almost always a coverage gap or pressure imbalance in that zone — we test and fix the specific zone, not the whole system.
Do you install rain sensors?
Yes — required by Florida law on new systems and a quick add to existing ones.
When should I start my system up for the season?
Early spring, after checking every zone for winter damage. See our startup checklist in the Learning Center.
Can you fix a system you didn’t install?
Yes, most residential controllers and valve types.
Zone Not Covering Right?
We test before we touch anything. Call or WhatsApp.
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