Sprinkler System Contractor in Las Vegas, Nevada
Las Vegas yards need water to survive. We design, install, and repair sprinkler systems that work in the desert heat. Call us and we'll keep your yard alive.
Sprinkler Issues That Wreck Las Vegas Yards Fast
In Las Vegas, a broken sprinkler isn't just annoying. It's a yard killer. With only about 4 inches of rain a year, your irrigation system is the only thing standing between a healthy yard and dead plants. We've been fixing sprinkler problems here since 1996. We've seen what happens when a small drip head clog gets ignored for a week in July. Plants die fast. And the repairs cost more than the original fix would have. Don't wait on sprinkler problems in this heat.
Sprinkler Heads Not Popping Up
Clogged or broken heads stay flat and skip whole sections of your yard. Plants in those zones dry out fast in Las Vegas summers.
Water Running at the Wrong Time
A controller glitch can run your system at noon in August. That wastes water and can scorch wet foliage in the direct sun.
Uneven Coverage Across the Yard
Some zones get soaked while others stay bone dry. You end up with patchy, stressed plants and higher water bills at the same time.
Leaking Valves Underground
A leaking valve can run water into the soil for days without any visible sign above ground. Your water bill spikes and you don't know why.
Drip Lines Getting Clogged
Drip emitters clog from hard Las Vegas water minerals. Plants slowly stress out, and most homeowners don't catch it until real damage is done.
Old System Wasting Too Much Water
Older systems weren't built for today's SNWA water rules. An upgrade can cut your water use and even qualify you for rebates.
30 Years Keeping Las Vegas Yards Watered Right
We've worked in this valley since 1996. We know the soil, the heat, and the water rules. A bad irrigation setup wastes money and kills plants. A good one runs quietly in the background and keeps everything alive. Calling us early saves you from a much bigger headache later. We're licensed, insured, and bonded, so you're covered from the first visit.
What to Expect When You Call Us
Sprinkler Services Built for the Desert
We cover the full range of irrigation work for Las Vegas homes. From new system installs to smart controller upgrades to drip line repairs, we handle it all. Each service is designed for the specific demands of desert heat and low rainfall.
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We offer a full list of irrigation services for Las Vegas homeowners. Find the specific help you need below.
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Don't let a broken system take out your yard this summer. Call us and we'll come take a look at no cost to you.
Irrigation Work That's Built for Las Vegas
Las Vegas isn't like other cities. The soil here often has a hard caliche layer just a foot or two down. That changes how we trench and route irrigation lines. Smart controllers aren't a nice extra here, they're necessary. We've worked in Summerlin, Henderson, and across the valley long enough to know what each neighborhood needs. We don't guess. We've already seen it.
Hard Water and Your Drip System
Las Vegas tap water is hard. It carries minerals that clog drip emitters faster than in most other cities. We've seen brand-new drip systems fail within a season because of this. We use emitters and filters rated for high-mineral water. And we show you how to check them so small clogs don't turn into dead plants.
Sprinkler System Questions in Las Vegas
Here are the questions we hear most from Las Vegas homeowners about irrigation.
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How much does sprinkler system installation cost in Las Vegas?
Most residential installs in Las Vegas run between $2,500 and $6,000 depending on yard size and system type. Drip-only systems for desert landscaping usually cost less than full rotor and spray setups. Smart controller upgrades add cost but often pay back through lower water bills. We offer free estimates so you know the number before any work starts.
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How fast do I need to fix a broken sprinkler in Las Vegas summer?
Fast. In July and August, plants can die in two or three days without water. Las Vegas heat doesn't give you much time to wait on a repair. If a zone goes down during peak summer, call us right away. We've seen homeowners lose mature shrubs over a long weekend because a valve failed and nobody noticed.
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What happens during a sprinkler system inspection?
We run each zone and check every head, emitter, and valve. We look for clogs, leaks, uneven coverage, and controller settings that waste water. After the inspection, we give you a clear list of what needs fixing. Most inspections take under an hour for a standard residential yard.
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What's the difference between drip irrigation and a spray sprinkler system?
Drip irrigation delivers water slowly right at the root zone of each plant. Spray systems throw water across a wider area and work better for turf or ground cover. Many Las Vegas yards use both, drip for desert plants and shrubs, spray for any remaining grass areas. We help you figure out which setup fits your yard and your water budget.
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Do you service sprinkler systems all year in Las Vegas?
Yes. We work on irrigation systems year-round across Las Vegas and Henderson. Demand peaks in spring and summer, but we handle repairs, inspections, and upgrades in fall and winter too. Scheduling in the cooler months often means faster availability. Call us any time of year and we'll get out to you.
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What are signs my sprinkler system needs repair?
Watch for dry patches in your yard, soggy spots that stay wet between cycles, or a water bill that jumps without explanation. Sputtering heads, low pressure in one zone, or a controller that won't hold its schedule are also warning signs. In our experience, most homeowners wait too long before calling. Catching problems early costs less and saves plants.
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Can you set up my system to follow SNWA watering rules?
Yes. The Southern Nevada Water Authority sets rules on watering days and times for Las Vegas homes. We program your controller to match those rules so you don't get fined. Smart controllers can even adjust automatically based on weather and season. We've set up hundreds of systems across the valley to stay within SNWA guidelines.