What Critter Ridge Landscape Contractors Offer In A Comprehensive Irrigation Package

 Our services include:

• Smart controllers
• Drip irrigation
• Rain sensors
• Precise installation
• Regular maintenance

When to Upgrade Your Irrigation System?

Wondering if it's time to revamp your irrigation setup? We break this down even further below, but here are some easy signs to look out for:

• Uneven water distribution
• Dying or unhealthy plants
• High water bills
• Outdated equipment
• Frequent leaks or malfunctions

Notice any of these issues? Reach out to us for an assessment and get your system back on track.

Things You May Be Noticing In Your Yard and Why You May Need a Custom Irrigation System

Patchy, Dry Spots or Browning Grass – Uneven watering can lead to dry patches or browning areas, signaling that plants aren’t receiving enough consistent moisture.

Wilting Plants and Flowers – If plants appear wilted or stressed, it may mean they're not getting adequate water, especially during hot or dry weather.

Overly Wet or Soggy Areas – Puddling or overly saturated soil can indicate poor water distribution, which an irrigation system with zoned settings can help address.

High Water Bills – Frequent hand-watering or hose use can quickly drive up water costs. An automated irrigation system can reduce water waste and lead to more efficient use.

Difficulty Keeping Up with Watering – For those with large yards or busy schedules, an irrigation system ensures consistent watering without manual effort.

New Plantings or Landscaping – Freshly planted gardens, lawns, or landscaping features often require regular, gentle watering to establish roots, which an irrigation system can provide effectively.

Soil Erosion or Washed-Out Garden Beds – Over-watering or inconsistent watering can cause soil erosion, washing away nutrients and plants. An irrigation system with adjustable zones helps avoid this by controlling the amount and timing of water flow.