Rotors for large areas
Slow, wide throws that soak in deep and reduce runoff.

Sprinkler Installation & Design
Rotors and spray heads placed for head-to-head coverage, grouped by sun and slope, so every part of the lawn gets the right amount of water.
Call or text today615-431-3789Lawn Sprinkler Systems
A lawn does best with deep, even, infrequent watering. A hose and a hand-moved sprinkler rarely does that, and a poorly designed automatic system does not either. The result is brown patches beside overwatered patches.
We install lawn sprinkler systems across Nashville and Middle Tennessee for fescue, bermuda and zoysia lawns. We choose rotors for open areas and spray or rotary nozzles for smaller ones, space the heads so the coverage overlaps and set the run times for the type of grass and soil.
What you get
Slow, wide throws that soak in deep and reduce runoff.
Fine coverage for narrow strips and tight corners.
Hot, sunny areas and shady slopes get their own schedules.
Run times for fescue, bermuda or zoysia and for clay soil.
The process
We look at the grass, the soil and the sun and shade patterns.
Heads, pipe and valves go in with head-to-head coverage.
We set run times and adjust through the first weeks.
FAQ
Most lawns do best with deeper, less frequent watering rather than a little every day. We set a schedule to match your grass, soil and the season.
Rotors throw a stream in an arc over a large area. Spray heads fan water over a smaller area. We use each where it fits.
Poor coverage, wrong run times, clogged nozzles and compacted soil are common causes. An inspection finds the reason.
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Service areas
From Clarksville to Shelbyville and Dickson to Cookeville, pick your city to see the irrigation work we handle in your part of Middle Tennessee.
Not on the list? Call 615-431-3789. We take projects across Middle Tennessee.
Call, text or send the form. Tell us what your sprinklers are doing or what you want to water, and we will take it from there.