Irrigation Systems Atlanta

There are two popular methods of laying pipe for irrigation systems. Most irrigation companies either dig trenches to house irrigation pipes or they use a vibratory plow to pull the pipe underground. While the plow is less disruptive to the landscape and may allow for quicker recovery time, it is not the most stable environment for irrigation pipes. Trenches, on the other hand, provide a more stable environment for the irrigation pipe. Trenching is our preferred method for installing the pipe and this means a longer lasting, lower maintenance irrigation system.

Irrigation Systems Atlanta

To trench in your new irrigation system or not to trench, that is the question. Trenchless installation of an irrigation system isn't complete trenchless but does leave less visible trenches. Trenching of an irrigation system allows to ensure that the environment of the pipe is free of rocks and debris. This allows for a more stable environment and thus can lead to longer life and lower maintenance of your irrigation system. Trenchlines usually disappear in less than one season depending on when you choose to install the system. If you install before the grass is out of dormancy, it will recover before the end of spring. Later, will take longer.