Sprinkler repair, retrofits and drainage
in Dunwoody
Most of Dunwoody was built between the seventies and the nineties, which means a lot of what is buried out here is now thirty and forty years old. That is the work: heads that no longer match the lawn they were laid for, valves that stick, and pines that have grown into everything since.
The ground decides the design.
Retrofit beats replace, usually
Old mainline is often perfectly good. Replacing heads, nozzles and a valve or two usually gets you a modern system without a new trench across the yard.
Pine straw fills basins
Every fall the needles come down and go into the catch basins. A drain nobody clears is a drain that stops working in the storm you needed it for.
Roots move sprinkler heads
Forty years of pine and oak growth pushes heads out of level and out of pattern. Re-aiming is cheap; discovering it after a summer of dry patches is not.
From Dunwoody Village and Georgetown across to Perimeter Center.
All four, one crew.
Water, light and sound share the same trenches. Doing them on one visit costs far less than doing them a year apart, and one company answers for all of it.
Pricing works the same everywhere we go — see how we quote.
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Sprinklers down in Dunwoody?
Tell us the street and what the yard is doing. In the heat we can often be out the same day.