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Smart Sprinkler System Installation

Why water your lawn when rain is already doing the job? A smart irrigation controller can adjust watering based on weather conditions and your programmed schedule. We upgrade compatible existing sprinkler systems across South Florida without requiring a complete irrigation rebuild.

Weather-Aware Watering

The system can use local weather data to adjust watering schedules as conditions change. This helps avoid unnecessary watering while keeping your lawn healthy and reducing wasted water.

Zone-by-Zone Tuning

Every yard is different, so we program each irrigation zone according to its specific needs:

Sun and Shade

Adjust watering based on how much sunlight each area receives.

Beds and Planters

Use separate schedules for areas with different watering needs.

Slopes and Drainage Areas

Use appropriate cycle timing to help reduce runoff.

Local Restrictions

Configure schedules around applicable watering days and hours.

Leak and Fault Alerts

Compatible systems can alert you when a valve or zone reports a fault, helping you catch problems before they lead to unnecessary water use. This can be especially useful for seasonal residents and rental properties.

Stop Wasting Water on Unnecessary Irrigation

Call (305) 676-4748

Consultations and estimates are always free.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need new valves or piping?
Usually not. For compatible systems, we can replace the controller while keeping your existing valves and irrigation zones. We assess your current setup before recommending the upgrade.
Will it skip watering when it rains?
Compatible smart controllers can use local weather data to skip or adjust watering when your lawn does not need it, helping reduce unnecessary irrigation.
Can you follow Miami-Dade or Broward watering restrictions?
We can configure schedules around applicable county watering days and hours, then adjust each zone according to the needs of your yard.
What happens if a valve sticks open?
Compatible systems can provide fault or leak alerts, helping you identify an irrigation problem before it results in excessive water use.