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You know what it’s like dragging hoses around your yard every evening, watching brown patches appear despite your best efforts. A properly installed sprinkler system changes everything.
Your lawn gets the exact amount of water it needs, exactly when it needs it. No more guessing, no more waste, no more dead spots. Just consistent, healthy grass that makes your neighbors wonder what you’re doing differently.
The best part? You’ll actually save money on your water bill. Smart controllers and rain sensors mean your system only runs when necessary, and zoned coverage ensures every drop counts.
We’ve been installing irrigation systems throughout Golf, FL and the surrounding Palm Beach area for decades. We’re not the guys who show up, dig some trenches, and disappear.
We understand Golf’s unique soil conditions and weather patterns. Sandy soil that drains too fast, summer heat that stresses your grass, and those afternoon thunderstorms that can flood one area while leaving another bone dry.
That’s why we design each system specifically for your property. Every zone, every sprinkler head, every controller setting is planned around what your lawn actually needs to thrive in South Florida’s challenging climate.
First, we walk your property together. We’re looking at your soil type, sun exposure, existing landscaping, and water pressure. This isn’t a quick estimate – we’re designing a system that will work perfectly for your specific yard.
Next comes the installation. We dig clean trenches, install quality pipes and fittings, and place sprinkler heads exactly where they need to be for optimal coverage. Each zone gets tested thoroughly before we move to the next.
Finally, we program your controller and show you how everything works. You’ll know how to adjust schedules, understand your zones, and spot any issues before they become problems. Most installations in Golf take 1-2 days depending on your property size.
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Every system we install includes smart controllers that adjust watering based on weather conditions – a requirement in Florida for water conservation. Rain sensors automatically shut off your system during storms, preventing waste and overwatering.
We use different sprinkler heads for different areas. Rotary heads for large lawn areas, spray heads for smaller zones, and drip irrigation for plant beds. This zoned approach means your St. Augustine grass gets different treatment than your flower beds.
In Golf’s sandy soil, proper coverage is critical. Water moves through sand quickly, so we design overlapping patterns that ensure even distribution. Your system will include pressure regulation to prevent misting and water waste, plus backup zones for areas that need extra attention during dry spells.
Most residential sprinkler systems in Golf run between $3,000 and $6,000 for a typical quarter-acre property. The final cost depends on your yard size, number of zones needed, and features like smart controllers or drip irrigation.
Larger properties or complex landscapes with multiple plant types will cost more, but you’re looking at an investment that pays back 83% of its cost when you sell your home. Plus, you’ll save money on water bills and replace fewer dead plants.
We provide detailed estimates after evaluating your specific property. No surprises, no hidden fees – just honest pricing for quality work that lasts.
Most residential installations take 1-2 days, depending on your property size and complexity. Smaller yards under 5,000 square feet typically finish in one day, while larger properties or those with multiple zones may take 2-3 days.
We work efficiently but never rush the important details. Proper trenching, pipe connections, and head placement take time to do right. You’d rather have us take an extra day than deal with leaks or poor coverage later.
Weather can affect timing – we won’t install during heavy rain or when the ground is too wet. We’ll give you a realistic timeline during your estimate and keep you updated throughout the process.
Sandy soil drains quickly, so we typically use rotary heads for lawn areas because they apply water slowly and evenly. This gives water time to soak in rather than running off or creating puddles.
For plant beds and smaller areas, we often recommend drip irrigation. It delivers water directly to root zones, which is perfect for sandy soil that doesn’t hold moisture well. This reduces waste and ensures plants get consistent hydration.
Spray heads work well for smaller lawn zones, but we adjust the flow rates and spacing specifically for Golf’s soil conditions. The key is matching the application rate to your soil’s absorption rate.
Yes, most municipalities in Palm Beach County require permits for new sprinkler system installations. The permit typically costs between $35-200 and ensures your system meets local codes and water conservation requirements.
We handle all permitting as part of our service. This includes submitting plans, scheduling inspections, and ensuring your system includes required features like rain sensors and backflow prevention devices.
The permit process usually adds 1-2 weeks to your project timeline, but it’s worth it for peace of mind. Unpermitted work can cause problems when you sell your home or need insurance claims processed.
In Florida’s year-round growing season, we recommend professional maintenance twice yearly – spring startup and fall winterization. This includes checking all heads, adjusting zones for seasonal needs, and testing controllers and sensors.
You should also do monthly visual checks for broken heads, clogged nozzles, or areas that aren’t getting proper coverage. Catching small issues early prevents bigger problems and keeps your water bills reasonable.
Rain sensors and smart controllers need occasional cleaning and calibration. Most quality components last 10-15 years with proper maintenance, but controllers may need updates every 7-10 years as technology improves.
Absolutely. We design around your existing plants, trees, and hardscaping features. The key is creating zones that match different watering needs – your lawn, flower beds, and shrubs all require different amounts and frequencies of water.
For established landscapes, we’re extra careful during trenching to protect root systems. We can often run pipes between existing plants and use specialized heads that work around obstacles like trees or decorative features.
If you’re planning new landscaping, it’s actually better to install the sprinkler system first. This gives us more flexibility in placement and ensures optimal coverage without working around established plants.
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