Drip irrigation delivers water directly to the root zone with minimal evaporation and no overspray onto foliage or hardscape. We design and install drip systems for garden beds, shrub borders, container plantings, and vegetable gardens, integrated with your existing controller for automated operation.
Yes — drip zones connect to your existing valve manifold and run from a dedicated zone on your controller. The main requirement is a pressure reducer and filter at the head of the drip zone, since drip emitters operate at lower pressure than spray heads and are sensitive to sediment.
Look for plants in the drip zone that are wilting or showing stress while neighboring plants look fine. You can also run the zone manually and watch each emitter — clogged emitters won't drip or will produce a very slow intermittent drip instead of a steady flow. Emitters are inexpensive and easy to replace.
Need drip irrigation handled? Request your free estimate today and let's get it off your list.
