Water-smart irrigation

Help your landscape.
Mind your water.

A healthy irrigation routine starts with a system that works as intended. Pay attention to where the water goes, what stays dry and what has changed.

A few things
worth a closer look.

Tell us what you’re noticing. A system evaluation can help identify what needs attention before you increase watering.

Excessive overspray onto driveways or sidewalks
A sprinkler head blocked by grass or plants
Unusual wet areas near a head or drip line
Uneven coverage, with some areas staying dry
Controller settings that no longer match your needs

Sprinkler direction & coverage

A straight rotor helps
direct the water.

A leaning rotor can change the spray angle and leave its intended watering area with uneven coverage. Straightening it helps direct the water where it belongs.

This rotor is being straightened. The work is still in progress, and the hole has not yet been filled back in.

Tell Ed about your sprinkler coverage

An irrigation rotor being straightened in the lawn, with the hole still open

Repair & coverage

Fix the issue.
Review the routine.

We repair broken heads and damaged drip lines, and raise low rotors and sprayers. We also install and check rain sensors. Ask about our maintenance program or a system evaluation to identify what needs attention.

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Check the current watering rules

Allowed watering days and times can change. Check your city or county’s current requirements and the Southwest Florida Water Management District before changing your schedule.

Official watering guidance

Follow the local requirements for your address and water source.

A few thingsworth a closer look.

A straight rotor helpsdirect the water.

Fix the issue.Review the routine.

Check the current watering rules

Let’s get your irrigation working.

A few things
worth a closer look.

A straight rotor helps
direct the water.

Fix the issue.
Review the routine.