Find & Compare Irrigation Contractors in Your Area!

Irrigation contractors design, install, and repair sprinkler and drip systems: trenching lines, setting heads and valves, wiring controllers, and tuning zones so each part of the yard gets what it needs. People arrive here with a broken zone, a soggy patch that points to a leak, a new lawn that needs coverage, or a spring start-up and fall blow-out to schedule.

Many states require a license for irrigation work, and most require a backflow preventer on any system tied to drinking water along with periodic testing by a certified tester, so ask who handles that. Ask for a zone map and controller settings when the job is done, what parts are used, and how long heads and valves are warranted. Repairs are usually a service call plus parts; new systems are quoted per zone or per yard after a site visit. Companies that do routine mowing are under lawn care companies, and a leak at the supply line may be a job for plumbers.

Each irrigation business on this page submitted its own listing, and a person checked it before it went live. If you install or service sprinkler systems, apply to get listed — free, a few minutes of your time.