Sprinkler systems and landscape lighting
in Sandy Springs
Sandy Springs runs from the Perimeter down to the Chattahoochee, and the yards change as the ground drops toward the river. Established lawns up near the Perimeter are usually a controller-and-coverage problem; the river-corridor lots are a water problem, because they hold what comes down from everywhere above them.
The ground decides the design.
Old systems, new controllers
Plenty of these systems are sound in the ground and being run by a controller from two decades ago. A smart controller on good pipe is the cheapest upgrade there is.
Closer to the river, more water
Lower lots take runoff from the whole street. Drainage first, irrigation second — watering a yard that cannot drain is pouring money into a bathtub.
Wooded and riverside is lighting country
Long driveways and river-facing rear yards are where path and tree lighting earn their keep after dark.
Covering Sandy Springs from the Perimeter and City Springs down to the river.
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 Sandy Springs?
Tell us the street and what the yard is doing. In the heat we can often be out the same day.