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No more emergency repair calls during the hottest months when your lawn needs water most. No more brown patches from broken heads or flooded driveways from busted pipes.
Your new system runs quietly in the background, automatically adjusting to Florida’s unpredictable weather patterns. Rain sensors shut off watering during storms, while smart controllers deliver precise amounts when your landscape actually needs it.
You’ll see the difference in your water bill within the first month. More importantly, you’ll see it in your lawn—consistent green coverage without the stress of wondering if your system will work tomorrow.
We understand what works in Florida’s challenging environment. We’ve seen how sandy soils, salt air, and extreme weather patterns destroy poorly designed systems.
Our team knows the specific requirements for Palm Beach County installations, from mandatory rain sensor compliance to proper zone design for mixed landscapes. We work with property owners who’ve dealt with the frustration of unreliable contractors and systems that never quite work right.
When we replace your irrigation system, it’s built to handle everything from summer storms to winter dry spells, using components designed for Florida’s unique conditions.
We start with a complete evaluation of your current system and landscape needs. This includes testing water pressure, measuring coverage patterns, and identifying problem areas that have been costing you money.
Next, we design your replacement system with proper zone placement for your specific property layout. Different areas of your landscape have different water requirements—your sunny lawn areas need different coverage than shaded plantings or sloped sections.
Installation involves removing old components and installing new lines, valves, and heads according to current Florida codes. We program your new controller with seasonal schedules and test every zone to ensure uniform coverage. You’ll receive a walkthrough of your new system and seasonal maintenance recommendations.
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Your new irrigation system includes modern controllers with weather-sensing technology, mandatory rain sensors for Florida compliance, and properly sized zones for efficient water distribution. We install pressure-regulated heads to prevent misting and ensure even coverage across your entire landscape.
In Schall Circle’s sandy soil conditions, we design systems that deliver the recommended ½ to ¾ inch of water twice weekly without runoff. This matches University of Florida guidelines for optimal grass health while conserving water.
All installations meet Palm Beach County codes and include backflow prevention devices to protect your home’s water supply. We use components rated for Florida’s climate conditions, from salt-resistant materials near the coast to UV-stable plastics that won’t crack under intense sun exposure.
Complete sprinkler system replacement typically ranges from $3,000 to $10,000, depending on your property size and system complexity. For most quarter-acre properties in Schall Circle, expect to invest between $4,500 and $8,500 for a quality installation.
This cost includes removing your old system, installing new lines and components, programming controllers, and ensuring compliance with Florida requirements like mandatory rain sensors. While the upfront investment seems significant, most homeowners save money within two years through reduced repair calls and lower water bills.
Consider that constant repairs on an old system can cost $500-$900 annually, plus the hidden costs of water waste from leaks and inefficient coverage. A new system eliminates these ongoing expenses while protecting your landscape investment.
Florida’s unique climate and regulations require specific system design considerations. State law mandates rain sensors on all new installations, and many counties require licensed contractors for irrigation work. Our sandy soils drain quickly, requiring different watering patterns than clay soils found elsewhere.
Salt air near the coast corrodes standard components, so we use marine-grade materials when appropriate. Florida’s intense UV exposure breaks down cheaper plastics within a few years, making quality component selection crucial for long-term reliability.
The state’s extreme weather patterns—from summer storms to winter dry spells—demand systems that can handle rapid changes. We design with these conditions in mind, using components and programming that adapt to Florida’s unpredictable climate while meeting water conservation requirements.
Most residential sprinkler system replacements take 2-4 days to complete, depending on your property size and system complexity. Simple replacements on smaller properties can be finished in one day, while larger or more complex installations may require up to a week.
The timeline includes removing old components, trenching for new lines, installing valves and heads, connecting controllers, and testing all zones. Weather can affect the schedule, as we avoid trenching during heavy rain periods that make soil conditions difficult.
We coordinate the work to minimize disruption to your daily routine and protect existing landscaping during installation. Once complete, you’ll have a fully programmed system ready to maintain your landscape automatically, with seasonal adjustment recommendations for optimal performance.
Yes, properly designed modern irrigation systems typically reduce water usage by 30-60% compared to older, inefficient systems. Smart controllers with weather sensors prevent unnecessary watering during rain periods, while pressure-regulated heads eliminate water waste from misting and runoff.
Old systems often have leaks, misaligned heads, and poor coverage patterns that waste significant amounts of water. Broken pipes can run unnoticed for days, adding hundreds of dollars to utility bills. New systems eliminate these waste sources while delivering water more efficiently.
Most homeowners in Palm Beach County see noticeable water bill reductions within the first month. The savings often offset the system cost within 3-5 years, while providing better landscape results and eliminating repair headaches throughout the system’s 15-20 year lifespan.
We take careful steps to protect your existing landscaping during replacement installation. Before starting, we mark all plant locations and plan trenching routes to minimize root damage and preserve established beds. Most trenching is done with narrow equipment that creates minimal surface disruption.
Sod and grass areas are carefully removed in sections and replaced after line installation. We work with your landscape’s natural layout, following existing bed lines and avoiding mature tree root zones whenever possible. Any necessary plant relocation is discussed beforehand.
After installation, disturbed areas are restored with matching materials. Sod sections are replaced and watered immediately, while planting beds are re-mulched and shaped. Most properties show minimal signs of the installation work within 2-3 weeks as grass and plants establish in their restored locations.
While we specialize in complete system replacements, we also provide repair and maintenance services for existing irrigation systems. However, for systems over 10-15 years old with frequent problems, replacement often provides better long-term value than continued repairs.
We can evaluate your current system and provide honest recommendations about repair versus replacement options. Sometimes a few strategic upgrades—like adding smart controllers or replacing problematic zones—can extend system life while improving performance.
Our goal is helping you make the most cost-effective decision for your specific situation. If repairs make sense, we’ll handle them professionally. If replacement is the better choice, we’ll explain why and provide transparent pricing for your new system installation.
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