Dry spots and high water bills usually mean the system is off. We offer irrigation services in Chandler, AZ for both. Call (480) 219-0038 and we will install, repair and adjust sprinkler and drip systems so every zone gets the right water. Our own crew handles homes and businesses, we are licensed, bonded and insured, and estimates are free.
Tell us where the yard is and we will come measure it.
In Chandler a broken head or a clogged emitter can stress a plant fast in summer, and a leaking line can run up a water bill before anyone notices. A system that is laid out right, set right and checked now and then keeps the yard alive and the water where it belongs.
Irrigation services in Chandler also have to deal with hard water and caliche and clay soil that takes water slowly. Emitters clog, heads crust over and runoff heads for the street unless the system is set up for the ground it sits in.
Ready when you areWant a yard that gets the right water without the high bill? CGL Landscaping offers irrigation services in Chandler, Gilbert, Mesa and across the East Valley, from new sprinkler and drip systems to repairs. Book a free on-site estimate or call (480) 219-0038.
Grass lawns need spray or rotor heads that cover the whole surface. Shrubs, trees and desert plants need drip that puts water right at the roots.
Most Chandler yards have both, often on the same controller. Here are six parts of the yard and the system that we work on.
Sprinkler heads spaced and aimed so the whole lawn gets covered without dry corners.
Emitters placed at each shrub and tree so the water goes to the roots, not the rock.
Schedules set for summer and cut back for winter, zone by zone.
Lines trenched and laid before new landscaping goes in, so nothing gets dug up later.
Water pooling against the house or washing out beds, corrected at the source.
A hidden leak is a common cause. We check the system and show you what we find on a free estimate.
Irrigation problems hide underground and behind timers. We turn on each zone, watch what it does, check the controller and note leaks, low pressure and dry spots, then give you a written quote for the fix.
We look at the valve boxes and the controller settings too. A lot of problems in East Valley systems come from a schedule set years ago and never changed.
Whether it is one broken head or a full new system, the work follows the same order. Testing comes first and last.
The same CGL crew that finds the problem makes the repair, whether that means a new valve, a rerouted line or a drip zone for a new bed. You are not handed off to someone else.
Every zone turned on and watched.
Leaks, clogs, bad valves or bad settings.
A firm price before work starts.
Lines, heads, valves or drip put right.
Zones rerun, controller set for the season.
A new lawn, new trees or a desert makeover all depend on the water getting to them. We plan the irrigation with the landscape so it is right from day one.
New sod needs steady water for its first weeks, new trees need deep drip, and a desert landscape needs an emitter at every plant. Getting the irrigation right is what lets that work make it through its first Chandler summer.
Irrigation work is quoted after we see the system. These four things move the price the most.
A single broken head in Chandler and a full new system for a Gilbert backyard are very different jobs. We price each one from what we see on site, not from a menu.
Fixing one zone is a different job than trenching a new system.
More zones mean more valves, more line and more testing.
Digging under pavers, turf or concrete takes more care than open dirt.
Keeping your timer or adding a new one changes the parts list.
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Not covered here? Ask when we come out to look at the system. The estimate is free and there is no obligation.
Water use, leaks and drip versus spray come up on most Chandler irrigation calls. These answers fit most East Valley yards, and we will tell you where yours is different.
It depends on the plants, the soil and whether the zone is spray or drip. We set your controller by zone and season instead of one schedule for the whole yard.
A leak in a buried line, a valve that will not shut off or a broken head are the usual causes. Walking the zones while they run usually finds it.
Grass does best with spray or rotor heads. Shrubs, trees and desert plants do better on drip, which puts water at the roots with less waste.
Often, yes. Beds still on spray heads can usually be switched to drip on the same zone, with a filter and pressure regulator added. We will tell you if yours can.
Yes. We can program the controller you have or set up a weather based smart controller that adjusts watering to conditions.
Yes. We work across Chandler, Gilbert, Mesa, Tempe, Queen Creek, Ahwatukee and San Tan Valley.
Chandler based, with irrigation work in Gilbert, Mesa and Tempe. We also cover Queen Creek, Ahwatukee and San Tan Valley.
Yards across Maricopa County face the same summer heat and monsoon storms, but soil and water pressure change from street to street. We check both on every system we work on.
Most yards need a mix of these. We figure out which parts of your system need what when we come out.
Sprinkler repair and drip irrigation each have their own page if you want the details. New installs and controller work are often part of a larger landscape job.
Full systems laid out and trenched for new landscaping.
Programming and upgrades for timers and smart controllers.
CGL is a family business on Arizona Avenue in Chandler. Our own crew does the irrigation work, and they know how fast an East Valley yard dries out when a zone goes down.
We also design, install and maintain the landscapes our irrigation feeds. That means we see how a system performs long after the trench is filled.
Book a free estimate. We run the zones, find what is wrong and give you a written price to fix it.
Seeing dry spots, soggy ground or a higher water bill? Send the form or call (480) 219-0038 and tell us what the system is doing.