DRIP IRRIGATION
Targeted watering for beds, gardens, and landscaping, uses up to 60% less water.
Drip irrigation delivers water right to the root zone through low-volume emitters and tubing. It's the most efficient way to water flower beds, gardens, tree rings, and anything else that isn't turf grass. We design and install custom drip zones that tie into your existing sprinkler system and controller, including smart controllers that manage drip and spray zones independently. One of the best upgrades we do is converting existing spray zones to drip, which is a game-changer for narrow strips along driveways, foundation plantings, and beds where the old spray heads were hitting the house or fence instead of the plants.
WHAT WE SEE IN THE FIELD
If any of these sound familiar, it's time to call.
Overspray Hitting The House, Fence, Or Driveway
"Spray heads watering hardscape instead of plants"
Spray heads waste water every time they hit a fence, wall, or driveway. Drip irrigation delivers water directly to plant roots through tubing and emitters, no overspray, no evaporation, and no wasted water on surfaces that don't need it.
Flower Beds Getting Drowned By Lawn Spray
"Plants in beds are wilting from too much water"
Lawn grass and landscape plants need totally different amounts of water, but a single spray zone treats them the same way. We convert the bed to drip so plants get exactly what they need, often half as much water as they were getting from overspray.
You've Added New Beds, Trees, Or A Garden
"New landscape areas that aren't on the existing sprinkler system"
Adding a new bed or garden means running irrigation to a new area. Drip is the cheapest, most efficient way to do it, no trenching, no new sprinkler heads, just tubing and emitters connected to a new zone on your existing controller.
You Want To Cut Summer Water Bills
"Your outdoor water use is the biggest line item on your water bill"
Drip irrigation uses 40–60% less water than spray heads for bed and landscape areas. If you have significant landscaping being watered by sprays, converting to drip often drops summer water use by 20–30% overall, real savings, not marketing.
Narrow Strips You Can't Efficiently Spray
"Thin strips along driveways, walkways, or foundation plantings"
Spray heads can't cover narrow strips efficiently, water always ends up on the hardscape. Drip tubing follows the exact line of the bed and puts water only where it belongs, with zero waste.
PARTS ON EVERY TRUCK, FOR EVERY MAJOR BRAND
Our primary drip install brand. Widely compatible system that integrates cleanly with existing Rain Bird spray zones and controllers.
Our preferred smart controller for drip systems — manages drip and spray zones independently with different run times, ideal for drip retrofits.
We also install and service Netafim — industry-leading drip tubing with precise emitter spacing and pressure-compensating flow.
We also diagnose and service Hunter dripline systems, reliable for landscape beds, tree rings, and foundation plantings.
INCLUDED WITH EVERY JOB
No hidden fees. No surprises. Here's exactly what's covered.
Custom drip zone design for your landscape
Emitter and tubing selection matched to plant types
Pressure regulator and filter installation
Integration with existing sprinkler controller
Zone-by-zone flow testing
Seasonal adjustment guidance
HOW WE DO IT
Assess Landscape Zones
We evaluate your beds, gardens, and planting areas to determine which zones benefit from drip, considering plant types, sun exposure, and soil conditions in your North Dallas yard.
Design Emitter Layout
We create a custom drip layout specifying emitter spacing, flow rates, and tubing runs matched to each plant's water needs, no one-size-fits-all templates.
Install with Pressure Regulator
We install the drip zone with a dedicated pressure regulator and filter to protect emitters from North Texas water pressure (which is often too high for drip) and debris.
Test Flow Rates
We run every emitter and check flow rates to confirm even distribution across the zone, no dry spots, no flooding, and proper integration with your existing controller.
REAL RESULTS FROM REAL NEIGHBORS
"Carson and his team were great. He came out today and diagnosed the problem quickly. He made sure that I understood everything that he was about to do. I definitely would use him again. Very affordable."
"Carlos and his partner were very punctual and professional. They attended to my Sprinkler system efficiently and explained the problem in detail. We highly recommend them if you need help with your irrigation system."
"Excellent service! Very professional, punctual, and detail-oriented. They explained everything clearly and solved the issue quickly and efficiently. I would definitely hire them again and highly recommend their services."
FREQUENTLY ASKED
For beds, gardens, and landscaping, yes. Drip uses 40–60% less water than spray heads because water goes directly to roots with minimal evaporation. For open lawn areas, spray heads are still the right choice.
Yes. We add drip zones to existing sprinkler systems all the time. It requires a dedicated zone with a pressure regulator and filter, but it connects to your existing controller and valve wiring.
Quality drip tubing lasts 8–15 years in North Texas conditions. The sun is the biggest enemy, exposed tubing degrades faster. We recommend mulching over drip lines to extend their life and reduce evaporation.
Yes, drip run times should be longer in summer and shorter (or off) in winter. Smart controllers handle this automatically. If you have a standard timer, we can set up a seasonal schedule during installation.
Yes, it's one of the most common upgrades we do. We cap or remove the existing spray heads, add a pressure regulator and filter at the valve, and run drip tubing throughout the bed. It's especially effective for narrow strips along driveways, foundation plantings where overspray hits the house, and flower beds where spray heads were overwatering. The conversion ties into your existing controller and valve wiring, so no new wiring is needed.
Drip tubing handles North Texas winters well because it drains naturally and holds very little water. During our winterization service, we blow out drip zones along with your spray zones as a precaution. The pressure regulators and filters should be drained or insulated if they're above ground. In spring, we check emitters for clogs and test flow rates during startup. Drip systems occasionally get blocked by mineral buildup or root intrusion over winter.
WE KNOW THIS SOIL, THIS WATER, THIS WEATHER
Drip pays off faster here because of our long hot summers and steeply tiered water rates. We design every install around North Texas conditions: UV-resistant tubing, the right pressure regulators, and filters that stand up to our mineral content.
WHAT ELSE WE DO
Sprinkler Repair & Maintenance
Same-day diagnosis and repair for broken heads, leaks, and controller issues.
Drainage Solutions
French drains, channel drains, and custom grading to eliminate standing water.
Smart Controllers
WiFi-enabled Rachio, Rain Bird, and Hunter controllers that cut water waste.
Winterization
Full compressed-air blowout to protect your system from North Texas freezes.
NEED DRIP IRRIGATION?
Estimates available. Same-day or next-day service. No obligation.