Irrigation System Design in Scottsdale, AZ

A custom design fits your Scottsdale property's specific soil, sun exposure, and plant types far better than a standard layout. Scottsdale soil often includes caliche hardpan, which affects drainage and changes where and how water should be applied.

Yes, every design we create is planned around Scottsdale's active Stage 2 drought rules, which limit sprinkler use to two days per week. Getting the zone layout right during the design phase means your system stays compliant without wasting water.

Yes, we design systems for yards with artificial turf, native desert plants, or a mix of both. In Phoenix and Scottsdale, many homeowners have converted real turf to low-water alternatives, and the irrigation design adjusts to match what is actually planted.

Yes, we serve Paradise Valley, Phoenix, Gilbert, Tempe, Laveen, Litchfield, Tolleson, and the surrounding areas. Each design is specific to that property's conditions, not a one-size layout applied across all locations.

The design maps out zone placement, coverage areas, and water delivery based on your yard's layout, plant types, and drainage. This planning step keeps the installation on track and avoids costly changes once work is underway in Scottsdale or nearby areas.

Yes, design is its own step and covers the plan for your system before any physical work starts. Homeowners in Gilbert, Tempe, and across our service area benefit from having a clear design in place so the installation matches their yard's real needs.