Add new sprinkler zones

Expand Your Irrigation System as Your Landscape Grows

Adding new grass, flower beds, trees, or landscaping can create areas your existing sprinkler system wasn't designed to water.

Guzman Irrigation + Landscape can add new sprinkler zones to your existing irrigation system, giving different areas of your property the coverage and watering control they need.

Call or text us today to schedule an irrigation evaluation.

When Should You Add a New Sprinkler Zone?

Give Every Area the Water It Needs

A single sprinkler zone can only handle a certain amount of water flow and is typically designed for a specific section of your landscape.

Adding a new zone may be a good solution if:

  • You've expanded your lawn

  • You've installed new flower beds or landscaping

  • Part of your yard doesn't receive enough water

  • You've added trees, shrubs, or garden areas

  • An existing zone has too many sprinkler heads

  • You want separate watering schedules for different areas

  • You've remodeled or changed your yard layout

  • You're converting a previously unwatered area

  • Your current system has poor pressure or coverage

We'll evaluate your existing system and determine the best way to incorporate the new zone.

New Sprinkler Zone Installation

Adding a zone involves more than connecting a few additional sprinkler heads. The new section needs to work properly with your existing water supply, valves, controller, and irrigation layout.

Our sprinkler zone installation services can include:

  • Evaluating your existing irrigation system

  • Planning the new watering zone

  • Installing new irrigation lines

  • Adding sprinkler heads or rotors

  • Installing or connecting new valves

  • Adding valve wiring

  • Connecting the zone to your controller

  • Programming watering schedules

  • Adjusting sprinkler coverage

  • Testing pressure and system operation

We design the new zone to work as part of your existing irrigation system.

Separate Watering for Different Areas

Your Lawn and Plants Don't Always Need the Same Schedule

Different areas of your landscape can have very different watering needs.

Grass may require a different watering schedule than shrubs, flower beds, trees, or other landscaping. When everything is connected to the same zone, some areas can receive too much water while others don't receive enough.

Adding a dedicated zone gives you greater control over where, when, and how long each area is watered.

Improve Coverage Without Replacing Your Entire System

You don't necessarily need a completely new irrigation system just because your current setup doesn't reach part of your yard.

If the existing system is in good condition and has the capacity to support an additional zone, we may be able to expand it while keeping much of your current irrigation infrastructure in place.

We'll inspect the system first and recommend the most practical solution for your property.

Adding New Landscaping?

Planning irrigation at the same time as your landscaping project can help prevent problems later.

If you're adding sod, plants, trees, garden beds, or expanding your lawn, we can determine how the new area should be watered and integrate it into your existing sprinkler system.

The result is better coverage and more control without relying on hand watering.

Expand Your Sprinkler System the Right Way

Whether you're expanding your lawn, adding landscaping, or trying to improve coverage in an area your current system can't reach, Guzman Irrigation + Landscape can help.

We'll evaluate your existing irrigation system and determine the best way to add the coverage your property needs.

Need Another Sprinkler Zone?

Call or text us today to request an estimate or schedule an irrigation evaluation.

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