We check where your water actually lands and fix blocked emitters and overspray. We also look at the soil and mulch, which affect whether the water reaches the roots.
Drip and sprinkler systems for Brisbane gardens: we set them up, repair them and improve them. If some beds stay dry or the lawn's going patchy, we'll look for the cause.
We check where your water actually lands and fix blocked emitters and overspray. We also look at the soil and mulch, which affect whether the water reaches the roots.
If the garden's drying out in patches, or an existing system needs troubleshooting, book a check.
We aim to reply within 1 business day. Bigger jobs may need a site visit first.
If other garden jobs need doing on the same visit, list them all in one request.
How we get in, and any slopes or locked gates.
Close ups of the jobs, and one wide shot of the area.
A one off job or regular visits, and any date we need to work to.
If you've just moved in or have never had the system looked at, start with a coverage check. It shows which parts of the garden the water reaches and which parts it misses.
Send photos of the dry or soggy spots. Add your suburb, the type of system if you know it, where the water supply is and whether the planting or mulch has changed lately.
Open the quote formFor an Indooroopilly lawn with dry patches, we pair regular lawn mowing and edging with irrigation checks. We time the work to the season and keep an eye on the soil.
Where the beds sit right next to the lawn, we can look after both on the same visit.
In small New Farm and Teneriffe gardens we trim hedges, check the irrigation and add a little soft landscaping, without crowding the space.
We work in courtyards, pots, narrow beds and front entries, some of them close to the river.
For Ascot, Hawthorne and Balmoral gardens we trim hedges, shape feature shrubs and edge the lawn. We check the irrigation too.
We prune each plant to suit the way it grows, and we look after existing topiary.
We plan lawn mowing, irrigation and organic horticulture together on larger Brookfield, Kenmore and Fig Tree Pocket blocks, so the turf and beds are one job.
Booking the lawn, beds, hedges and irrigation together means one visit covers the lot.
We'd suggest seasonal maintenance for Toowong, Taringa and St Lucia gardens: mowing, hedging, weed control and irrigation checks through the months when things grow fastest.
Tell us which parts of the garden grow out first, and we'll plan the visits around them.
After storm season, an Ascot, Hawthorne or Balmoral garden may need a clean up, pruning and hedge work, weed control and an irrigation check before regular visits start again.
Storms bring down branches and can damage hedges, and weeds grow fast in wet beds. We can sort all of it in one tidy up.
Running the irrigation for longer won't always fix dry beds, a patchy lawn or stressed hedges. When we check a system, we look at the coverage as well as the soil, mulch and plants around it.
Blocked emitters are one cause. Others are shallow watering, soil that sheds water and thin mulch. Sometimes thirsty plants share a zone with plants that need much less.
A patchy lawn might be missing out on sprinkler coverage. It could also be compacted soil, shade or poor drainage. Pests, or mowing too low, can cause patches as well. Check the sprinklers before you decide the lawn needs replacing.
Water that lands on the paths, the driveway or the walls isn't reaching the roots. We look at where the nozzles point, the pressure, how long each zone runs and where the plants sit.
New plants need their watering checked more often while the roots settle in. The rest of the garden can stay on its normal schedule, and good mulch and soil prep help each new bed along.
Step 1
Dry beds, a patchy lawn and wet paths can all be signs of a watering problem. So can parts of the garden that bounce back after rain when the rest doesn't. It's worth checking for blocked emitters too.
Step 2
Watering works best when it suits the soil, the mulch depth, the slope and the shade. What's planted, and how you use the garden, matter too.
Step 3
How low the lawn's cut and how the beds are pruned, weeded and mulched all change how much water a garden needs. So it makes sense to look at them when you look at the system.
We check and fix irrigation in Brookfield, Kenmore, Fig Tree Pocket, Indooroopilly, Toowong, Taringa, St Lucia, Ascot, Hawthorne, Balmoral, New Farm and Teneriffe.
When some Brisbane garden beds stay dry with the water on, we check the irrigation for blocked emitters, overspray and gaps in coverage.
We plan the mowing, hedge trimming, pruning and weeding around Brisbane's year, with summer growth, an autumn tidy and winter pruning.
In a Brisbane spring we catch up on the mowing, edging, weeds and hedges before summer growth starts, and regular visits can keep it there.
After a Brisbane storm, we clear the fallen leaves and green waste first, then mow, prune damaged shrubs and check the irrigation if heavy rain showed up dry or soggy spots.
Yes. We set up, check, maintain and repair systems. That includes dry beds, blocked emitters, overspray and patchy coverage.
Yes. We can put in a new drip or sprinkler system, or change the one you've got so the new plants get watered.
They can. Irrigation checks are part of garden maintenance, so we can look at the system while we're there for the lawn and beds.