Smart sprinkler system
Sized by zones: Small up to 4, Medium 5–6, Large 7–8.
- Rachio smart controller
- Rain Bird valves, spray heads and rotors
- Drip for beds included
- Every zone tested before the job is done
A smart sprinkler system and drip for your beds, sized to your yard. Pick your size and see your price.

Smart sprinklers at dawn: rotors on the lawn, sprays at the lawn’s edges, drip in the beds
Smart sprinklers, up to 4 zones, with drip for the beds. – installed
Smart sprinklers, 5–6 zones, with drip for the beds. – installed
Smart sprinklers, 7–8 zones, with drip for the beds. – installed
Drip only, beds up to 300 sq ft, from an outdoor faucet. – installed
A smart controller waters each zone on its own schedule and can skip a watering when rain is in the forecast. Drip puts water right at the roots of your beds.
Most yards need a little of each: sprinklers for lawn, drip for beds, and a blowout before the first freeze.
Sized by zones: Small up to 4, Medium 5–6, Large 7–8.
From an outdoor faucet. Sized by bed area: Small up to 300 sq ft, Medium 300–700, Large 700–1,200.
Before the first freeze.
Pick a sprinkler size, a drip size, or both. Your price updates as you go.
Every option ends with a fixed price before any work starts.
For when you know what you want.
Roughly one zone per lawn area or side of the house, one per group of beds.
Add drip for beds and a fall blowout if you want them.
Pressure and flow are measured first, then the work is scheduled.
Send photos and your address. The space is checked from your photos and an aerial view of your property.
A few photos of the area, from each side.
Yard size, beds and slopes are checked from your photos and an aerial view. Water pressure is measured on site.
Your price comes by email. If something needs a closer look on site, you’ll hear that instead.
A Green Maestro contractor measures your water pressure and flow, maps your zones and confirms your fixed price.
Pressure and flow decide how many heads each zone can run.
Lawn, beds and slopes each get the right head or drip.
If your yard needs more zones than you picked, you get a quote for the difference before work starts.
Good irrigation starts with the water you actually have.
Your contractor measures water pressure and flow before a single zone is planned.
Rotors for open lawn, sprays for small areas, drip for beds. Never mixed on one zone.
Your drinking water stays protected.
Each zone is run and checked before the job is done.
A rough guide: one zone per lawn area or side of the house, one per group of beds. Your contractor confirms the count at the visit, after measuring your water pressure and flow.
If your yard needs more zones than the size you chose, you get a quote for the difference before any work starts.
Your contractor measures it first. The online sizes fit homes with at least 8 gallons a minute and 40–80 psi. Outside that, you’ll be offered a design visit instead.
Lawns need sprinklers. Beds, shrubs and vegetable gardens do best on drip, which waters the roots and keeps leaves dry. Drip alone runs from an outdoor faucet and doesn’t water the lawn.
It runs each zone on its own schedule, can skip a watering when rain is in the forecast, and you can run it from your phone. It connects to your home Wi-Fi.
In our area, yes. Water left in the lines can freeze and crack pipes and heads. It’s usually done on your Storm Ready visit.
Only narrow trenches for the pipe. Your contractor puts the turf back over every trench and cleans up before the job is done.
Pick your size online, or book a visit to have it sized for you.