
Tempe Irrigation
New drip systems, smart controllers, valve replacement and leak repair for Tempe yards.
Most water in a Tempe landscape is lost to the irrigation system, not the plants: spray heads watering rock, broken emitters, valves that stick open and timers that were set once and never changed.
Drip irrigation puts slow, deep water at the roots of each plant. Trees, shrubs and groundcovers do best on separate zones because they need different amounts and schedules of water.
A controller that adjusts for the season, or a smart controller that uses weather data, keeps the schedule right as temperatures change from January to July.


Tubing and emitters sized to each plant, buried under rock or mulch.

New valves, filters and pressure regulators so drip runs at the right pressure.

Broken lines, popped emitters and wet spots found and fixed.

Some older Tempe neighborhoods use flood irrigation. We design around the berms and schedules.
| What you see | Likely cause |
|---|---|
| Soggy spot or water running to the street | Broken line or emitter |
| Plants dying on one side of the yard | Clogged emitters or a failed valve |
| Water bill jumps with no change | Valve stuck open or hidden leak |
| Spray hitting walls and rock | Spray heads that should be drip |
For shrubs, trees and planting beds, usually yes. Drip waters the roots and wastes far less than spray.
It depends on the plant, its age and the season. Established desert plants need much less water in winter than in summer. We set the schedule when we install.
Yes. We find and fix leaks, replace valves and controllers, and add zones.
A controller that adjusts watering based on weather and season, so you are not overwatering in spring or underwatering in July.
Tell us what is going wrong or what you want installed. We will check the system.
Free estimate, no obligation