Sprinkler system installation

Figure out the system
before the digging starts.

A new system has to fit the property and the water available. I measure the site, check the hydraulics, and work out the layout before installation begins.

Start a Project Request How I plan the system

Design overview

The property and water source set the plan.

The layout, water supply, elevation, pipe sizes, zones, and head spacing all need to work together before I start digging.

Measure Plan Verify Build

Planning worksheet What I need to work out

Property layoutStructures, turf, beds, access, concrete crossings, and obstacles

Water availableWater source, pressure, flow, meter or tap conditions, and any limits

Hydraulic planningZone demand, pressure loss, elevation changes, pipe size, and routing

Coverage planningHead spacing, precipitation rate, spray patterns, and zoning

ServiceabilityValve access, isolation, future repairs, and a clear finished plan

Work it out first. Then build it right.

What has to be worked out

Head placement is only one part of the system.

The finished system also depends on flow, working pressure, pipe loss, elevation, precipitation rate, zoning, pipe size, controls, and access for future repairs.

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Property measurements

Dimensions, structures, turf, beds, hardscape, elevation, water sources, and obstacles set the limits of the design.

Hydraulic calculations

I calculate zone demand and pressure loss so the heads have enough pressure to work correctly.

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Coverage

I plan head spacing, precipitation rate, zoning, wind, and sun exposure to limit dry spots and overspray.

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Pipe routing

Pipe routes, crossings, valves, and connection points are planned before the trenching starts.

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Correct parts

I use the parts the job needs. I do not add equipment or cost without a reason.

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Future repairs

Valve access, isolation, documentation, and repair paths are planned while changes are still easy to make.

The numbers behind the plan

The numbers have to work together.

Pressure, flow, friction loss, elevation, precipitation rate, and zone demand decide whether the layout will actually work.

QFlow and zone demand

ΔPPressure loss and elevation

PRPrecipitation and application rate

Installation request

Send me the property basics.

The form asks about the site, water source, project type, elevation, crossings, and anything else that could affect the system.

Irrigation Installation Request

Fields marked with * are required.

Name *

Phone *

Email *

Property address *

Property type *

Project type *

Approximate irrigated area

Known water sources *

Water source type

Desired project timing

Known property conditions

Major elevation changes Retaining walls Concrete or hardscape crossings Multiple buildings or separated areas Existing irrigation to connect or replace Unknown / needs site review

Interested in fertilizer or chemical injection?

Preferred contact method *

Describe the property and what you want irrigated *

Property photos, survey, plans, aerial image, or video (optional)Upload whatever is already available. A formal survey is not required to submit the request.

I authorize ETSprinklers to contact me about this request by call, text, or email. *

Submitting the form starts the review. It is not a quote or a confirmed installation date. I will review the property details and contact you about the next step.