Sprinkler System Design, Installation
Sprinkler System Installation in Boise, Idaho
A Sprinkler System That Works — Designed for Your Boise Yard
✅ No more hand-watering in the scorching heat
✅ Save money by avoiding overwatering and utility waste
✅ Free up your time for the things you actually enjoy
✅ We handle all the digging and heavy lifting
✅ Satisfaction Guaranteed – If there’s a coverage or installation issue, we’ll make it right, no questions asked
Boise Sprinkler System Installation
Effortless beauty, year after year. Our sprinkler systems don’t just water your lawn – they nurture your landscape, giving you more time to relax and enjoy the view instead of worrying about maintenance.”
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Importance of Lawn Irrigation
Watering your grass has never been easier or more efficient than with an in-ground sprinkler system. Sprinklers can be programmed to water the grass on a regular basis, eliminating the need to drag out the sprinkler every few days. A properly designed sprinkler system offers complete coverage, guaranteeing that no grassy areas are either under or over-watered to the point of drowning. In addition to making it easier to maintain a lush, green lawn, automatic sprinklers will save you money by preventing water waste.
Whether you have a large property or a smaller garden, an irrigation system will benefit it. Your new sprinklers will ensure that your lawn, trees, shrubs, and flowers, are strong and healthy throughout the year.
Why Homeowners Work With Us
We focus on doing solid work and standing behind it.
- Serving the Treasure Valley for nearly a decade
- 4.8-star rating with 70+ local reviews
- Reliable components — no bargain parts
- Bonded and insured
- Clear communication and straightforward estimates
- Warranty-backed installation
Boise Sprinkler System Design
Boise Sprinkler Installation Services
Everything we do is focused on delivering the best customer experience possible. Our job involves much more than simply installing lawn sprinklers. We always take the time to verify that we are installing the most appropriate sprinkler system for your needs and to educate you on how to run it with confidence.
Sprinkler Replacement Services
An irrigation system is essential for maintaining a beautiful, healthy lawn. However, if any component of your sprinkler system is not working properly, it could result in serious problems ranging from flooding to underwatering. This could destroy your landscape!
But how can you determine whether a sprinkler system repair or replacement is required?
A Boise Sprinkler System Has Several Components
- Timer controller system
- Pipes and tubing valves
- Sprinkler heads
- Valves
- Backflow preventers
If any of these components are destroyed or damaged, the entire system could fail.
If your water bill spikes significantly, it could be because of efficiency problems with your system. The sudden spike in water usage is a red flag that something is broken with your system.
If your sprinklers require frequent repairs beyond annual maintenance or component replacements, it could be time to replace them. Uneven coverage of your lawn might indicate you need to replace your sprinkler system or add to it. If you see that some areas are dry while others are watered, you should think about replacing your system.
Get in touch with us and we will help you choose the best sprinkler system for your needs.
Our Installation Process
We follow the same process on every install because skipping steps is how you end up with dry spots and pressure issues later.
Custom System Design
No two properties are the same. We plan head spacing, zone separation, and pipe routing based on your yard — not a generic template.
811 Utility Locate
Before digging, we coordinate with Idaho 811 to mark underground utilities. This step is required, and we don’t skip it.
Installation
We trench 7–9 inches deep (appropriate for our freeze line), install the main line and valves, set heads, wire the controller, and test each zone. We typically use 1-inch poly pipe for residential systems because it handles freeze-thaw cycles well. Most homes are completed in one day.
Walk-Through
Before we leave, we walk you through the controller and show you how to adjust it seasonally. You’ll know how to run it and what to watch for.
Warranty
If there’s an issue related to installation, we come back and make it right.
Call today to schedule your installation:
(208) 450-2254
Sprinkler System Maintenance
Drip Systems
Drip systems are also great for fruit trees and bushes like raspberries and blackberries. Regardless of your property and irrigation needs, we are confident that drip irrigation will help you manage your water consumption.
Underground Sprinkler Systems
If you have a very large area to water and aren’t worried about sprinklers showing even when they aren’t being used, you can opt for a turret-style sprinkler that will shoot water very far and up to a 360-degree radius. If you’re curious about your options for underground sprinklers, call and talk to Mr. Chipp today.
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A DIY Guide
Purchasing a new sprinkler system is a big investment that not everyone is ready to make. Sprinkler installation companies must charge premium prices in order to stay afloat in the industry and profit as a business. Installing a sprinkler system as a homeowner will always be the lower-cost option.
- Prior to any digging, ensure to call 811 or submit a request online. You can visit their website here. call811.com
- Once 811 has come out and marked the lines in your home, the next step is to test out your water supply and get GPM (Gallons per minute) and PSI (Pounds per square inch) measurements. A good tool to dynamically test out your system has been linked here. Toro Flow and Pressure Gauge Kit
- How many heads and zones will you need for your brand-new sprinkler system? That will depend on the measurements you get from step 2. For simplicity, use the following measurements and let’s assume these are the values you got:
- 10 GPM
- 50 PSI
- Visit a local Boise sprinkler supplier store like Pipeco and provide them with these figures. They will be able to tell you how many heads you can put on one zone, depending on the type of sprinkler nozzle you select for your yard. Make sure you have also measured the square and linear footage of your yard so that they can help you determine all the materials you will need for your project. They will also help you design your sprinkler system, provided you have the dimensions of where your new sprinkler system will go.
- If you are connecting your new sprinkler system to Irrigation water, then you can just turn off your irrigation valve, and then tap into it to connect your new sprinkler system. If you are connecting to City water, then you will need to find your water meter. Once you locate it, do the following:
- Turn off the water going to your house by closing the valve on your water meter.
- Dig a 3–5-foot hole until you find the line going into your home. Be very careful to cut the line going to your house and not the line going to your meter.
- You will now need to cut the line so you can insert a tee and tap into your water supply. In our experience, the type of pipe that you will most likely run into will be:
- Polyethylene pipe
- Brass pipe
- Other
- d. An example of what a tie-in point looks like is below. This is one variation of a tie-in point, and how you connect and decide to design your sprinkler system can vary. Make sure that your sprinkler system has a drain valve so that the system can be properly winterized at the end of the season.
- e. The main line will now be connected to a poly pipe and converted to galvanized pipe above ground. A diagram of this is shown below.
- You have now tapped into your main water supply and installed your backflow preventer along with your main sprinkler line.
- Now that you have your sprinkler system design, and know where you will be running your lines, place a flag everywhere a sprinkler head will be installed.
- Trench your lines roughly 7-9 inches deep. If you don’t have a trencher, locations such as Tates Rents or Pro Rentals in Boise can provide you with one.
- You will need to decide where your manifold and valve box will be located. Once you decide this, you will run your main sprinkler line and connect it to your sprinkler manifold. A picture of what your valve box and manifold would look like is shown below.
- Ensure that you also run your sprinkler controller wire cable in this trench. Ultimately, you will decide where your sprinkler controller will go. The main thing to keep in mind is that you want to put it in a location where you have access to an electrical outlet. If you don’t have access to an electrical outlet, you can purchase a battery-powered controller as an alternative.
- Connect your sprinkler wire to your solenoids. A quick video on how to do this can be viewed by clicking here.
- After trenching your lines and connecting your main line to your manifold, connect your pipe to the valves from your valve box. We like to use poly pipes because of their flexibility but you can also use PVC pipes. The 1-inch pipe is more than enough for a residential sprinkler system. There are exceptions to this rule, and it is something that you can discuss with your sprinkler supplier if any additional questions arise.
- Once you have laid all your pipe, the next step is to connect your flex pipe to your 1-inch line. We have provided a link that shows the process of what this looks like. Watch The Video Here.
- Connect the other end of your funny pipe to your sprinkler heads and cover the trench you made.
- Finally, install all your sprinkler nozzles on your sprinkler heads. Ensure that the soil around your sprinkler heads is compacted so that they don’t move after the water turns on.
- Program your sprinkler controller. Instructions on this will vary and we recommend that you refer to the controllers’ user manual for step-by-step instructions on how to program it.
Ready to Talk About Your Project?
Call (208) 450-2254 or fill out the form to schedule a free on-site assessment. We’ll look at your property, explain your options, and give you a clear estimate. No pressure — just information so you can decide what makes sense.
Sod Installation
It takes at least 30 days for a seeded grass to grow and you will have a bare yard in the process. Sod, on the other hand, provides an instant change in appearance and is fully developed just two weeks after installation.
The installation of sod can be completed in a few hours for yards that are of average size. You will go from a bare yard to having a lush, green lawn in just a few hours. Installation is possible at any time of the year if the ground is not frozen.
Garden Watering Benefits
Increase the health and beauty of your yard
Increase the value of your property
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Working Hours
- Mon - Fri: 09:00 am - 6:00 pm
- Saturday: 09:00 am - 12:00 pm
- Sunday: Closed
