Irrigation Systems
Sprinkler and drip systems installed, repaired, and tuned for your yard
A premium take on irrigation systems
Western Washington summers are drier than people think, and a lawn that looked perfect in May can go brown by August. We design and install sprinkler and drip irrigation systems zoned for lawn, beds, and slopes, with heads placed for even coverage instead of wet sidewalks. We also repair broken heads and lines, replace controllers, adjust coverage, and handle spring start-up and fall blow-out so pipes don't crack in a freeze.
This service is a good fit for homeowners and property managers who want a clean, professional result without juggling the details themselves. We handle the prep, the finish work, and the cleanup so the space is ready to enjoy when we're done.
Every project covers the essentials
- New sprinkler and drip system installation
- Zones designed separately for lawn, beds, and slopes
- Head, valve, and line repair
- Controller replacement and scheduling
- Spring start-up and fall winterization
- Coverage adjustments after new plantings
Four steps from first call to final walkthrough
Assess
We check water pressure, existing lines, and what each part of the yard actually needs.
Design & Quote
A zone plan with head count, controller, and price, in writing.
Install
Trenching, pipe, heads, valves, and controller, then the lawn put back.
Test & Tune
Every zone run and adjusted with you watching before we leave.
Irrigation System Winterization
Before the first hard freeze, water left inside your sprinkler lines, valves, and backflow preventer can expand and crack pipes, fittings, and heads — turning a small fall visit into a costly spring repair. Winterization clears that water out and puts the system safely to bed for the season.
Our winterization service prepares your irrigation system for the cold months ahead. We shut off the water supply, drain the lines, open the drains and test ports, and use a regulated air compressor to blow out every zone so no trapped water is left to freeze. Each valve and backflow preventer is inspected, protected, and marked so the system starts up cleanly in spring. It's a quick, scheduled visit that protects your investment and avoids cracked pipes, flooded beds, and dead heads when the ground thaws.
What winterization includes
- Shuts down and isolates the system before the first freeze
- Compressed-air blow-out clears every zone, valve, and lateral line
- Backflow preventer drained, inspected, and freeze-protected
- Controller set to "off" and winter schedule noted
- Protects pipes, heads, and valves from freeze damage
- Sets up a clean, trouble-free spring start-up
The difference a careful job makes
Small choices in prep, materials, and finish work add up to a result that looks better and lasts longer.
Polished Finish
A clean, professional result that elevates the look and feel of the space.
Built to Last
Careful preparation and quality materials help the result hold up over time.
Detail-Driven
We sweat the edges, transitions, and finish work that cheaper jobs skip.
Respect for Time
Clear timelines and steady communication from first contact to walkthrough.
Detail-driven from start to finish
Premium results come from disciplined habits — not shortcuts. Here's the standard we hold ourselves to on every project.
Clear Communication
Straightforward answers, transparent scope, no surprises.
Careful Preparation
Surfaces, materials, and the site are prepped before any real work begins.
Professional Materials
We work with materials chosen for the finish and longevity they deliver.
Respect for Property
Floors, fixtures, and surroundings are protected throughout the project.
Final Quality Check
Every job ends with a walkthrough so the result matches expectations.
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