Irrigation across Middle Tennessee

Irrigation across Middle Tennessee

Irrigation contractors who design by zone, set the controller for Tennessee weather, and test the backflow the utility requires.

Irrigation technicians serving Nashville also cover Franklin, Brentwood, Murfreesboro, Hendersonville; the routes run through 65 towns in 12 counties. The houses are not the same in any two of those towns, and neither is the irrigation work:

• Nashville. Older lots have mature trees whose roots are in the way of every trench and whose shade changes the zones; the design routes around the roots and waters the shade lightly.
• Brentwood. New subdivisions were sodded on graded clay, and the irrigation the builder installed — if any — was the minimum; a redesign by zone is often the difference between sod that lives and sod that does not.
• Murfreesboro. New subdivisions were sodded on graded clay, and the irrigation the builder installed — if any — was the minimum; a redesign by zone is often the difference between sod that lives and sod that does not.
• Hendersonville. Older lots have mature trees whose roots are in the way of every trench and whose shade changes the zones; the design routes around the roots and waters the shade lightly.
• Columbia. Older lots have mature trees whose roots are in the way of every trench and whose shade changes the zones; the design routes around the roots and waters the shade lightly.
• Lebanon. Rural properties may run irrigation from a well, and the pump capacity sets the zone size; a design that ignores the well starves the pressure.