A great irrigation system is one you never have to think about. It waters efficiently, covers every zone evenly, and quietly keeps your landscape healthy in the background.
When it doesn't, you'll notice dry spots, overspray, runoff, uneven coverage, or a water bill that's higher than it should be.
Since 1985, we've designed, installed, repaired, and maintained irrigation systems built for Eastern Washington's climate. From replacing broken sprinkler heads to installing complete systems for new landscapes, our Rain Bird Certified team focuses on efficient coverage, dependable performance, and long-term reliability.
Designed, installed, and tuned for our summers.
New system installation
New build or retrofit. We design to your property's layout, soil, and plants, with proper zoning and efficient heads so coverage overlaps and nothing gets missed.
Repair & troubleshooting
Broken heads, leaking valves, bad wiring, uneven coverage. We find the actual cause and fix it, not just the symptom you can see.
Winterization (shutdowns)
Tri-Cities winters freeze and split lines that weren't cleared. We blow your system out every fall, so you're not repairing cracked pipe and broken valves come spring.
Spring startup
We bring the system back online, walk every zone, reset heads and run times, and catch anything the winter did before it costs you a lawn.
Certified, and we know the whole landscape.
Rain Bird certified
Our technicians are Rain Bird Certified, giving you confidence that your irrigation system is diagnosed correctly, repaired with the right components, and installed according to industry best practices.
Protecting your landscape investment
Your irrigation system is the foundation of a healthy landscape. Because we install, repair, and maintain both irrigation and landscapes, we can identify watering issues before they damage your lawn, plants, or outdoor investment.
A complete landscape perspective
Because we care for landscapes as well as irrigation systems, we understand how water affects the health of your lawn, trees, shrubs, and planting beds. That broader perspective helps us identify issues that others may overlook.
