Irrigation Installation

Sprinkler System Installation for San Marcos Properties

Every irrigation system we install starts with a site assessment — soil type, sun exposure, plant types, water pressure, and lot size all factor into the design. We don't install cookie-cutter systems. We design zones that match actual water needs and position heads for head-to-head coverage with no dry spots.

New Irrigation System Design

Texas TCEQ rules require an irrigation plan for all new landscape irrigation systems. Our licensed irrigators produce a proper plan before installation begins. The plan specifies zone layout, head selection, pipe sizing, backflow preventer type, and controller selection — all designed to meet code and perform efficiently.

Lawn, Landscape, and Drip Irrigation Zones

• Turf zones with spray heads or gear-drive rotors for lawns
• Shrub and bed zones with drip emitters or bubbler heads
• Tree watering zones with deep-root drip systems
• Separate zones for sun and shade areas with different runtimes
• Slope zones with matched precipitation rate heads to prevent runoff
• Integration with existing systems if expanding coverage

Smart Controllers and Water-Saving Design

We recommend and install smart controllers on all new systems. Smart controllers use local weather data to skip watering when rain is expected and adjust runtimes based on temperature and season. Combined with matched precipitation rate heads and properly sized zones, a new installation typically uses significantly less water than older systems.

Permits, Codes, and Licensed Irrigation Work

New irrigation installation in Texas requires a licensed irrigator. TCEQ rules mandate a site plan, proper backflow prevention, rain sensor installation, and documentation. We handle all permitting, code compliance, and city inspection requirements. You won't be left holding a system that doesn't meet code.