Sprinkler Repair & Irrigation Installation in Atlanta
Patios, walls, pergolas, sprinklers.
What do you need done?
Trusted by 3,000+ of your neighbors
Proudly serving homeowners and businesses throughout Metro Atlanta.
Meet the crew that shows up
A couple of minutes on real Atlanta routes — our crews, our equipment, our standard.
How we're different
Anyone can install it once.
We do the two things most crews skip:
we plan it before we dig, and we get the part you'll never see right.
The ALS standard
Included on every visit
- A text before we head your way You always know when we're coming.
- Your call gets answered, 24/7 A crew lead during the day, our assistant after hours — either way you're booked, not on hold. Call or text 404-634-5100
- A trained, professional crew Uniformed, background-checked, and trained on every service we sell.
Landscaping services we run in-house, not through subs
A sprinkler system either works or it’s watering the driveway. We repair irrigation across metro Atlanta and install new Rain Bird zones, and the same crew does both — no sub, no waiting on someone else’s schedule.
Sprinkler repair first.
Most calls are a head snapped off by a mower, a zone that stopped, a valve that won’t close, or a controller nobody has reprogrammed since it was installed. Those are same-visit fixes. Bring us a system that’s been off for two seasons and we’ll test it zone by zone and tell you what’s actually broken.
New zones, Rain Bird throughout.
A new install covers trenching, tapping the main, wire, valves in boxes with pea gravel, heads, nozzles, fittings, shut-offs and a smart controller. Three zones across a front yard is typical. Adding zones to a system you already have costs less — no controller, no new tap.
Sized to the yard, not the catalogue.
Head spacing depends on sun, slope and what’s planted. Turf and beds go on separate zones because they don’t want the same water, and a shaded back yard shouldn’t run the same schedule as a west-facing front.
Spring start-up and winter shutdown.
Georgia winters won’t usually split a line, but they’ll crack a backflow preventer and shift a head. A start-up visit pressurises the system, walks every zone, replaces what broke and resets the controller for the season — which is how you find a leak in April rather than on a July water bill.
Watering that protects the work.
New sod lives or dies on water in its first month, which is why irrigation and sod so often go in together. If a wet corner of the yard never dries out, that’s drainage — more water isn’t the fix.
Areas we serve.
We install and repair irrigation in Tucker, Decatur, Druid Hills, Brookhaven, Dunwoody, Sandy Springs, Buckhead and Virginia-Highland, and across Gwinnett in Lilburn, Snellville, Norcross and Duluth. Call 404-634-5100 or book a visit online.
Yards on our schedule
From estimate to first dig
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Four questions in the estimate card — project, scope, address, contact.
2
A project lead reviews it and calls you with an estimate — usually same day.
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We walk the property, set a scope and price, then break ground.
