Irrigation Installation
Built for Complete Coverage.
Residential irrigation installation services for lawns, planting beds, new-construction homes, and complete landscape projects in Spring, Texas, and nearby communities. PLS Landscaping designs each system around the property’s water supply, planting requirements, sun exposure, finished grades, and usable watering pressure.
Coverage begins with hydraulic planning below the lawn.
A sprinkler system is a pressure-controlled network.
Installing heads without measuring the supply or balancing demand can produce dry sections, excessive misting, runoff, and unreliable zones. A complete irrigation plan establishes which areas water together, how much flow each zone requires, where pipe and valves can be serviced, and how the system fits the finished landscape.
Available Flow Before Head Count
Zone demand must remain within the usable water supply so heads rise correctly and distribute water at their intended pattern.
Head-to-Head Distribution
Spray and rotor spacing is planned so adjacent patterns overlap, helping reduce isolated dry areas between sprinkler heads.
Separate Watering Requirements
Sun and shade, lawn and planting beds, spray heads and rotors, and drip irrigation are separated when their application rates or schedules differ.
Smart Scheduling Without Guesswork
A Wi-Fi controller supports remote operation and schedule adjustments, but correct programming still depends on soil, season, exposure, plant type, and local restrictions.
Every component must operate as one system.
PLS Landscaping installs residential irrigation infrastructure using serviceable valve locations, appropriately selected pipe, direct-burial control wire, waterproof wire connections, matched heads and nozzles, drip equipment where appropriate, and a controller sized for the completed property.
Text Us Your Irrigation Plans →Mainline, Laterals, and Isolation
Supply piping, zone laterals, fittings, sleeves, and an accessible isolation point are installed around site conditions and future service.
Valves, Boxes, Wire, and Connections
Zone valves are grouped where practical, protected in boxes, and connected with direct-burial wire and waterproof connectors.
Spray Heads, Rotors, and Drip
Equipment is selected for the shape, distance, plant material, slope, and application rate required by each zone.
Rachio Smart Controller
Wi-Fi control allows phone access, zone testing, schedule management, and weather-informed adjustments when internet and account setup are available.
Install coverage for the finished property.
New irrigation may serve one newly constructed area or the complete yard. The design must account for present landscaping and planned improvements that could change head locations, pipe routes, or zone demand.
New Sod and Existing Turf
Create lawn zones around grass type, sun exposure, shape, slope, obstructions, and the coverage needed during establishment.
Shrubs, Trees, and Drip Areas
Separate planting zones can use controlled spray or regulated drip equipment based on plant layout, soil conditions, and accessibility.
Complete New-Construction Systems
Coordinate pipe crossings, sleeves, valves, lawn coverage, bed zones, controller capacity, drainage, grade, hardscape, and future access.
Backyard and Front-Yard Additions
Evaluate existing controller capacity, supply, wiring, valves, and pressure before extending coverage to a new lawn or landscape area.
Post-Pool Irrigation Reconstruction
Rebuild damaged or displaced zones around pool decks, access routes, restored lawns, planting beds, fences, and new outdoor construction.
Smart Controller Upgrades
Size controller capacity for present and future zones, label stations, test operation, connect Wi-Fi when available, and establish initial schedules.
The yard determines the correct layout.
Clay-heavy soil, mature roots, variable shade, narrow gate access, foundation elevations, drainage routes, sidewalks, driveways, patios, pools, and utility corridors affect where irrigation can be installed. We evaluate these conditions before defining the zone count, equipment, pipe routes, and restoration scope.
Call to Discuss Site Conditions →What we review before installation
Measure, design, excavate, install, and test.
Measure the Supply
Review the connection, pressure, flow, backflow requirements, controller location, power, and property conditions.
Lay Out Zones
Define head spacing, pipe routes, valve groups, zone demand, bed irrigation, sleeves, wiring, and controller capacity.
Install Underground Work
Excavate routes and install pipe, fittings, valves, boxes, wire, waterproof connectors, heads, drip equipment, and controls.
Flush and Adjust
Flush lines, test every station, inspect fittings, adjust arcs and nozzles, confirm valve operation, and label zones.
Program and Restore
Establish initial schedules, review operation, restore disturbed areas, complete cleanup, and explain applicable warranty coverage.
Coordinate irrigation with the finished yard.
Use these pages when irrigation installation is part of a larger lawn, grading, drainage, or landscape-construction project.
See irrigation, lawn, grading, drainage, and complete-yard construction.
Trusted for irrigation and outdoor construction.
“When we built our pool, Noe completely redesigned and installed our backyard sprinkler system, and everything has worked beautifully.”
“Noe and his team were very professional from start to finish. They took the necessary time to get the job done right. I would highly recommend them.”
“PLS has consistently done great work for us on drainage work, moving sprinklers, plant beds, and artificial turf. There is real care behind the work they do.”
Irrigation installation across North Houston.
Serving Spring, Klein, Champion Forest, Gleannloch Farms, Cypresswood, Northgate Crossing, Old Town Spring, Rayford, Tomball, The Woodlands, and nearby areas. Text the property ZIP code and a short description to confirm service availability.
Do you install complete new sprinkler systems in Spring, Texas?
Can you install a Rachio smart irrigation controller?
Should irrigation be installed before new sod?
How many irrigation zones will my property need?
Can irrigation and drainage be installed during the same project?
What warranty is included with a new irrigation installation?
Build the irrigation around the property, not around guesswork.
An on-site evaluation allows us to review water supply, coverage areas, existing grades, drainage, utilities, concrete crossings, controller location, planting requirements, future construction, and the scope required for a complete residential irrigation installation.
