How do you price a drip irrigation job?
For an installation, show us the water connection and where the last plants in the run will be. For a repair, show us the leak or the row that’s gone dry. We’ll price the labor and parts for the work you need.
If you’ve already found the break, a close-up and one picture of the whole bed will help us locate it.
Get startedQuestions about drip irrigation installation and repair
Can you install drip irrigation for new beds or trees?
Yes. Show us the beds and trees you want watered, how far apart they are and the nearest hose bib or existing irrigation connection. We’ll review the layout and tell you what the installation would cost.
How much does a new drip irrigation system cost?
The runs, water connection, controller and number of planting areas all affect the price. Include any existing timer or valves in your pictures so we can tell you what can be reused and what needs to be supplied.
Can a new raised bed connect to my existing drip system?
Show us the existing zone and where the new bed sits. We’ll check the distance and the watering needs before we say whether that line can serve both.
Why is one drip emitter dry when the rest are watering?
One dry plant can point to a plugged emitter, a kink or a disconnected tube. Show us that plant and the nearest one getting water while the zone runs.
What if the whole drip line has low pressure?
Tell us whether the problem affects one row or every zone. A video from the start of the line through the last working emitter helps us narrow down which section needs inspection.
Can you repair one broken section of drip tubing?
Show both ends of the break and what surrounds it. If tubing runs under rock, pavers or a garden bed, tell us before digging anything up.
Should I replace the whole drip system if it keeps leaking?
A single split and several brittle runs call for different work. Show us where past repairs were made. We’ll review whether a spot repair is practical and discuss a larger repair if needed.
Do I need to know which drip irrigation part broke?
No. Tell us what you see when that zone runs. A short video of a leak or a picture of the last plant getting water gives us a place to start.
How do I get on the schedule?
Send us the pictures and the date you have in mind. We’ll review the job with you, confirm the price and check available dates.
What number do I call?
You can call us 24/7 at (702) 603-7055. Tell us where the job is and what you need done.