Serving Central Brevard County
Five lines of work, split by where the water comes from
Two of these decide how water reaches the ground. Three of them decide where it comes from before it gets there. Most properties in Central Brevard County end up needing one from each column, and quoting them together is usually cheaper than quoting them a year apart.
How the water reaches the ground
Sprinkler Systems
Open turf and the areas that need an arc rather than an emitter. New installs, quarterly maintenance, repairs. Hunter, Rain Bird and Toro.
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Drip Irrigation
Beds, crops and plantings, watered at the root. Between 30 and 50 percent less water than conventional irrigation, with a filter and regulator at the head of every run.
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This is the half of the trade a lawn care company does not touch, and it is the half the city water department takes an interest in. We work with and are referred by city departments on all three.
- Pumping Stations
- Rebuilt or installed new, for potable water, irrigation, boosting and water reuse. New timer and controls as part of the work.
- Re-Claimed Water
- Connecting a property to the Brevard reuse supply. Approximately 2,000 gallons of potable water saved a month, per property.
- Rainwater Harvesting
- Collection sized to the roof, with inlet filtration and a planned overflow. Waters lawn, crops and plantings off the municipal bill.
Not sure which one you need? Call (321) 454-3314 and describe what the system is doing. The estimate is free, and so is the phone call that works out whether you need one.