The property should determine the irrigation plan.
Coverage needs vary with lawn shape, planting, grade, sun exposure and the existing property layout. That is why a useful irrigation project starts with the site rather than a generic package.
GLD advertises irrigation as one of its landscaping services. Final equipment, zones, controls, coverage and technical specifications will be confirmed in the project quote.
A GOOD FIT FOR
Projects where irrigation makes sense.
New sod projects
Landscape renovations
Properties with recurring watering needs
Projects being planned before finished landscaping
FROM QUESTION TO QUOTE
A clear next step.
No generic package or mystery scope. Start with the property and the work you actually need.
01
Tell us about the property
Send the address, service you are considering and any useful photos or project details.
02
Review the site
GLD can confirm what needs to be seen or measured before the final project scope is priced.
03
Get the scope in writing
The final quote should identify what is included so the project can move forward with clear expectations.
QUICK ANSWERS
Irrigation questions.
How much does an irrigation system cost?+
Pricing depends on property size, layout, water source and the final system design. A site-specific quote is required rather than a one-price answer.
What equipment do you install?+
Equipment, controls and system details should be confirmed in the written quote so the final design is matched to the property.
Can irrigation be planned with new sod?+
Yes, it is useful to discuss irrigation while planning a sod or landscape project so the scopes can be coordinated before finished surfaces are installed.