A builder-grade system in a new section of Creekside Park often underserves the shade and overwaters the parkway. We design zones by plant type and sun, use matched nozzles, and keep heads off the street. Quote is written before we trench.
A new system here should be drawn for sun, shade, and beds, not copied from the lot next door. Pines on the north side and open turf on the parkway are two stations, not one.
We quote before we trench. Head layout goes on paper. Matched nozzles, heads off the street, drip on the beds. If a pool deck or patio is in the plan, we route around it now, not after the concrete.
Creekside Park and Sterling Ridge new builds often get undersized laterals. We size pipe for the heads we intend to run, not for the cheapest kit on the truck.
What we look for
- New lawn with no irrigation
- A remodel that cut through old pipe
- Dry shade under pines and wet parkway
- Adding a zone for a bed or pool deck
On the visit
- Walk the lot and map sun, shade, and beds
- Design zones and head layout
- Trench, pipe, wire, and set heads
- Program the clock and walk it with you
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