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No more dragging hoses across your yard at 6 AM. No more brown patches that make your neighbors wonder what happened. Your lawn stays consistently green because water gets delivered exactly where and when it’s needed.
You’ll save 5-10 hours every week that you used to spend on manual watering. Your water bill actually goes down because smart controllers and rain sensors prevent overwatering. Most importantly, you get peace of mind knowing your landscaping investment is protected, even when you’re traveling or life gets busy.
The difference shows up fast. Within weeks, you’ll see more even coverage, healthier grass, and that deep green color that only comes from consistent, proper watering.
We understand what works in Seminole Manor’s sandy soil and subtropical climate. We’ve been installing irrigation systems throughout South Florida, and we know exactly how to handle the heavy summer rains, intense heat, and the specific drainage challenges that come with this area.
Every system we install includes the rain sensors required by Florida law. We design around your property’s slope, sun exposure, and existing landscaping. Our installations meet all local codes and include proper backflow prevention to keep your water supply safe.
We’re licensed, insured, and focused on getting your system right the first time so you don’t deal with callbacks or surprise repair bills later.
We start with a free assessment of your property. We measure your yard, test water pressure, and evaluate your soil conditions to design a system that actually works for your specific situation.
Next comes the design phase. We create a custom layout that divides your property into zones based on sun exposure, plant types, and water needs. Different areas of your yard get different watering schedules because your flower beds need different care than your St. Augustine grass.
Installation typically takes one to two days. We dig trenches for the underground piping, install sprinkler heads and valves, and connect everything to your water supply. We test each zone to ensure proper coverage and pressure, then program your controller based on seasonal needs and local watering restrictions.
Before we leave, we walk you through the system operation and provide you with a maintenance schedule to keep everything running efficiently for years.
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Your complete installation includes custom zone design, professional-grade sprinkler heads, underground piping, control valves, and a programmable controller. We install rain sensors as required by Florida law and backflow prevention devices to meet local codes.
In Seminole Manor, we typically install 4-7 zones for average-sized properties. Each zone gets the right type of sprinkler heads for that area – rotary heads for large lawn areas and spray heads for smaller spaces and plant beds. The controller gets programmed for optimal watering times, usually early morning to minimize evaporation.
We use components designed for Florida’s climate – UV-resistant materials that won’t crack in the sun and corrosion-resistant fittings that handle our water conditions. Everything comes with manufacturer warranties, and we provide a one-year guarantee on our installation work.
The system includes smart features like soil moisture monitoring and weather-based adjustments that automatically modify watering schedules based on rainfall and temperature, helping you save water and money.
Installation costs typically range from $3,000 to $6,500 for most Seminole Manor properties, depending on your yard size and system complexity. The final price depends on factors like the number of zones needed, soil conditions, and any special features you want included.
We price systems based on zones rather than square footage because every property has different watering needs. A typical quarter-acre lot needs 4-6 zones, with each zone covering areas that have similar sun exposure and plant types. Additional features like smart controllers, drip irrigation for plant beds, or extra rain sensors can affect the total cost.
We provide detailed written estimates that break down all costs upfront, so you know exactly what you’re paying for before we start work.
Most residential installations take 1-2 days to complete, depending on your property size and system complexity. We typically start early morning and work efficiently to minimize disruption to your daily routine.
The timeline can extend if we encounter unexpected challenges like rocky soil, existing utility lines, or complex landscaping that requires careful work around established plants. Weather delays are possible during Florida’s rainy season, but we’ll keep you updated on any schedule changes.
We clean up completely each day and ensure your yard is safe and accessible. By the end of installation, your system will be fully programmed and ready to use, with all trenches backfilled and seeded if needed.
For Florida’s climate and grass types, we typically recommend rotary sprinkler heads for large lawn areas and spray heads for smaller spaces and plant beds. Rotary heads distribute water more slowly and evenly, which works well with our sandy soil that can’t absorb water too quickly.
The specific heads we choose depend on your grass type, sun exposure, and water pressure. St. Augustine grass, common in Seminole Manor, does well with rotary heads that provide deep, infrequent watering. Areas with shrubs or flower beds get spray heads or drip irrigation that delivers water directly to root zones.
We always select heads rated for Florida’s UV exposure and designed to handle our water conditions. Quality heads last longer and provide more consistent coverage, which saves you money on repairs and water waste over time.
Most residential sprinkler installations in Seminole Manor don’t require permits, but backflow prevention devices do need to be installed and inspected to meet local codes. We handle all code compliance as part of our installation service.
Florida law requires rain sensors on all new irrigation systems to conserve water during rainy periods. We install these automatically and ensure they’re properly calibrated for local conditions. If your installation involves connecting to the main water line or requires electrical work for the controller, additional permits might be needed.
We’re familiar with all local requirements and handle the paperwork and inspections as needed. You don’t have to worry about code compliance – we make sure everything meets current standards before we consider the job complete.
In Seminole Manor’s climate, most lawns need watering 2-3 times per week during dry periods, with each zone running long enough to deliver about 3/4 inch of water. The exact schedule depends on your grass type, soil conditions, and seasonal weather patterns.
We program your system with different schedules for different seasons. Summer typically requires more frequent watering, while winter may only need weekly watering or less. The rain sensor automatically skips watering when we’ve had sufficient rainfall, which is especially important during Florida’s rainy season.
Early morning watering, typically between 2-6 AM, works best because it minimizes evaporation and gives grass time to dry before evening, reducing disease risk. We’ll provide you with seasonal adjustment guidelines and show you how to modify schedules as needed throughout the year.
Regular maintenance keeps your system running efficiently and prevents costly repairs. Basic maintenance includes monthly visual inspections of sprinkler heads, seasonal controller adjustments, and annual professional servicing to check water pressure and coverage patterns.
You should clear any debris from sprinkler heads and adjust any that have shifted or gotten damaged by lawn equipment. During Florida’s growing season, grass can grow over heads and block spray patterns, so keeping them clear is important for proper coverage.
We recommend annual professional maintenance that includes checking all zones for proper pressure, cleaning clogged heads, adjusting spray patterns, and updating controller programming for seasonal changes. This typically costs $150-300 annually but prevents major repairs and keeps your system running efficiently for 20+ years.
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