We use the highest quality components in your fully automatic sprinkler system. Many of our customers are surprised at how much labor actually goes into installation.

Steps:

1. Your lawn is surveyed for underground utility lines. This is done by the utility companies.
2. We design the layout for your system.
   Our systems come with a two-year warranty and a guarantee of absolutely no dry spots.
   The goal of a well-designed system is to apply even irrigation on each zone. All your flowers and shrubs need the same amount of water. Likewise, all your grass needs to get the same amount of water, although significantly more than your flowers and shrubs. This is where head-head coverage comes into play.
3. We dig trenches (small ditches about 8" deep and 4" wide)by hand or machine in your lawn.
4. We drill small tunnels under your sidewalks and/or driveway. These tunnels are known as "bores" in the industry. As you can probably imagine, this is no small feat.
5. Various sizes of pipe from 3/4" to 1 1/4" are laid in the trenches in different lengths. The pipe is then cut and welded together by a special chemical process.
6. The piping must be skillfully connected to control valves. This involves electrical wiring as well.
7. The electrical wiring is also run underground to your control box (timer).
8. The piping is methodically covered. This is known as backfilling.

Plan on the installation taking two to three days unless weather forces a delay.