Smart irrigation uses weather-based or soil-moisture–based controllers and sensors that automatically adjust watering schedules based on real-time conditions. This helps prevent watering in the rain, reduces waste, and can significantly improve water efficiency while giving you convenient control from your phone or tablet.

For turf areas, we typically install underground sprinkler systems with pop-up spray or rotary heads that provide even coverage across the lawn. For planting beds, shrubs, and trees, we often recommend drip irrigation, which delivers water directly to the root zone for better efficiency and reduced evaporation.

Over time, sprinkler heads can shift, clog, or break, and small leaks can develop underground, all of which waste water and leave dry or overwatered spots in your yard. Regular professional service catches these issues early, optimizes coverage, and ensures your system is watering at the right times and rates, which helps lower water bills and keeps your lawn and plants healthier all season long.

Yes, it’s highly recommended to have your irrigation system checked before starting landscape maintenance. A professional inspection helps ensure your sprinklers are working efficiently, coverage is optimized, and there are no leaks, clogs, or damaged parts that could lead to dry spots or overwatering as you begin new work. Addressing any system issues beforehand avoids potential plant stress, wasted water, and unexpected repair costs during the maintenance season, giving your landscaping the best start possible.