Installation / Wichita Falls
New System Installation & Zone Redesign in Wichita Falls, TX
Some systems are better redesigned than repaired. We plan new installations and zone redesigns around your property, your soil and the way the lawn is actually used.
You may notice
- Zones that overlap or leave gaps
- A system older than the landscape it waters
- Repeated repairs in the same area
- A new lawn, addition or pool with no irrigation
- Water use that does not match the results
What we do
A sprinkler system is a plan before it is a set of parts. Turf, beds, trees and slopes all want different amounts of water. When a system is built or redesigned around those needs, the lawn does better and the water goes further.
Walk the property. We look at sun, shade, slope, soil and how the space is used. We ask what you want the property to do.
Map the zones. Turf, beds and trees go on separate zones. Drip suits beds and trees. Spray and rotor heads suit turf. We lay it out head to head.
Plan around the controller. The controller and sensors decide whether the system is easy to live with. We choose them with the schedule, rain and freeze protection in mind.
Install with repair in mind. Valves go in accessible boxes, wire is labeled and pipe is routed so a future repair does not mean a major dig.
Walk you through it. We run each zone with you, show you the controller and leave you with a map of what is where.
What this helps with
- New lawns and additions
- Aging or patchwork systems
- Large-lot upgrades
- Switching beds from spray to drip
- Rental and small commercial properties
What shapes the estimate
An installation estimate depends on lot size, the number of zones, the amount of turf versus beds and the type of controller. A small yard with two turf zones is a modest project. A large lot with drip beds, a smart controller and several valves is a bigger one.
Soil and access also count. Rocky ground, tight trenching paths and existing hardscape change the work. We walk the property first, draw the zones and give you a written plan so you can compare it with any other quote on equal terms.
Before we arrive
A good plan starts with how you use the property.
- Think about which areas you want watered and which you do not.
- Mention any future projects like a patio, pool or fence.
- Locate your water meter and any shutoff valves.
- Share photos or a rough sketch if you have one.
Planning for clay, wind and restrictions
Expansive clay moves, so we plan for pipe depth, flexible connections and valve boxes that will not settle into trouble. Wind shapes head selection, and lower-trajectory nozzles are often a better fit here than high-arc sprays.
Wichita Falls has used staged drought restrictions and watering-day schedules. A well-zoned system with a programmable controller makes it easier to follow them. Texas also requires installation work to be done by or under a TCEQ-licensed irrigator. Check the city site for current watering rules.
Plan for the next ten years, not the next ten weeks. Trees grow, beds fill in and families change how they use a yard. A layout with separate zones for turf, beds and trees, and valves in accessible boxes, adapts to those changes without ripping out what is already there.
Questions we hear
How long does a new system take?
It depends on the size of the property and the number of zones. We give you a plan and a timeline before work begins.
Can you add zones to an existing system?
Often, yes. It depends on available pressure and how the system is laid out.
Is it better to redesign than to keep repairing?
If problems keep coming back in the same zone, or the system no longer fits the landscape, redesigning can cost less over time.
Do you install drip for beds?
Yes. Drip suits beds, trees and shrubs, and is often a better fit than spray.
Do you work on small commercial properties?
Yes. Property managers and small businesses are welcome to call.
Active problem / call directly
Do not wait on a spreading problem.
Water moving where it should not, a zone that will not stop or a system that froze. Call, and we will tell you how to shut it off safely and what to do next.
A better first step
Request an estimate for new system installation & zone redesign.
Tell us what you see. We diagnose first, explain the likely cause and give you a clear next step before work begins.
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