
Water-efficient drip and sprinkler systems to keep your garden thriving.
A smart, efficient irrigation system is the lifeblood of your landscape. We design and install custom watering solutions that deliver the exact amount of water your plants need, reducing waste and keeping your garden vibrant year-round.
With water conservation being critical in California, our local Oakland crew specializes in modern, low-flow systems. Backed by 30+ years of landscaping experience, John Reppard—a licensed contractor for the past decade—ensures your system is reliable and perfectly calibrated for the East Bay climate.
We evaluate your planting layout and water pressure, providing a free estimate.
We map out zones to ensure different plant types get the right amount of water.
Our crew installs the pipes, valves, emitters, and the smart controller.
We test every zone, program the controller, and show you how to use it.



A smart irrigation system does most of the work for you — but a few seasonal checks keep it running efficiently and within EBMUD's watering guidelines.
The single most impactful thing you can do is update your irrigation schedule four times a year. A setting that's right for August is far too much for October, and running it all winter is water wasted and money spent. Most smart controllers (like Rachio or Hunter Hydrawise) do this automatically based on local weather data — if yours doesn't, seasonal adjustments take about 5 minutes.
EBMUD recommends irrigating before 9 AM to minimize evaporation and reduce the risk of fungal disease on plant foliage. During Stage restrictions, outdoor watering is typically restricted to specific days and times. Running early morning keeps you compliant and wastes far less water than midday or evening schedules.
Once a month during the dry season, manually run each zone for 2–3 minutes and walk it while it runs. Look for sprinkler heads spraying sideways (broken), drip emitters that aren't dripping (clogged), and puddles forming (a sign of a burst lateral line underground). Catching a broken head early prevents it from running unchecked for weeks.
In early November, turn off your irrigation controller's automatic schedule — not just the water supply. Running irrigation on top of winter rainfall wastes water and can drown drought-tolerant plants. If you have an automatic rain sensor, test it by simulating rain to ensure it's still interrupting the schedule correctly.
If you need a system overhaul, retrofit, or a new installation, we're here to design and build it right. Get a free estimate →
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