Drip irrigation emitters watering the base of desert shrubs in a gravel bed of a Goodyear, Arizona backyard, small droplets catching early morning sun, block wall behind

Goodyear Irrigation

Irrigation Systems in Goodyear, AZ

Drip installs, sprinkler and valve repair, and a controller schedule that changes with the season.

Goodyear Irrigation Repair and Drip Irrigation Systems

Landscaping Goodyear has irrigation techs who repair, convert and install sprinkler and drip systems across Goodyear. An irrigation system in a Goodyear yard does most of the work keeping plants alive from May to September.

Most problems we find are simple: a stuck valve, a split lateral line, emitters buried or popped off, or a controller still on its summer schedule in December.

The City of Goodyear offers its water customers a free rain sensor that shuts off a home irrigation system when it starts raining, plus a free home water check for leaks. We're glad to wire a rain sensor into your controller during a service visit.

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Open irrigation valve box in a gravel bed showing a manifold of valves and colored wires, clean and dry

Common Irrigation Work

Brown drip tubing with a multi-outlet emitter feeding several small lines to shrubs in a desert bed, partly uncovered for inspection

Drip systems

New drip lines, manifolds and emitters sized for each plant's needs.

Wet sunken spot in a gravel bed where an underground irrigation line has leaked, a shovel resting beside it, no people

Leak repair

Wet spots, sunken gravel or a spinning meter traced back to the broken line.

Pop-up spray sprinkler watering the edge of a small green lawn next to a concrete curb in early morning light

Sprinkler repair

Heads, nozzles and spray patterns fixed for lawns and turf borders.

Ring of drip emitters placed out at the drip line of a young mesquite tree in gravel, not against the trunk

Tree watering

Emitters moved out to the drip line as trees grow, not left at the trunk.

Drip Irrigation vs. Spray Heads

Drip irrigationSpray heads
Best forShrubs, trees, cacti and bedsLawns and play turf
Water reachesThe root zone of each plantThe whole area, including rock
Weak spotClogged or buried emittersOverspray and runoff onto hardscape
UpkeepEmitter checks and filter cleaningHead and nozzle adjustment

How an Irrigation Repair Visit Works

  1. Run each zone. We run every valve and watch for weak pressure, geysers and dry plants.
  2. Find the fault. Leaks are traced and valves, wiring and the controller are tested.
  3. Repair or quote. Small fixes are done on the spot; bigger work is written up.
  4. Reset the schedule. Run times are set for the season, with a rain sensor if you want one.

Irrigation & Drip Systems Questions

How do I know if I have an irrigation leak?

Look for wet spots that stay wet, sunken gravel, plants that are greener in one spot or a meter that moves with everything off. We can trace it from there.

Should I convert my sprinklers to drip?

For beds, shrubs and trees, usually yes. Drip puts water at the roots and cuts runoff. Lawns still need spray heads or rotors.

How often should I change my watering schedule?

At least four times a year, with the seasons. Summer run times left on through winter waste water and drown roots.

Can you install the City's free rain sensor?

Yes. If you've received the City of Goodyear's rain sensor, we can wire it to your controller.

Get a Free Irrigation Check

Tell us what's going on: a wet spot, a dead plant or a high bill. We'll run the zones and find the cause.

Call 623-280-2847

Free estimate, no obligation

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