
Rotors
Gear-driven rotating streams for broad lawns — even coverage, low precipitation rate, minimal runoff.

II — Irrigation
No two zones are alike. Each system is drawn plant by plant — lawn, bed, hedge and tree — so water goes only where it serves.
Heads & Emitters

Gear-driven rotating streams for broad lawns — even coverage, low precipitation rate, minimal runoff.

Fixed-arc and adjustable nozzles for smaller turf areas and tight geometries along walks and drives.

Multi-stream nozzles that apply water slowly, ideal for slopes and clay-heavy Mid-Atlantic soils.

Subsurface and inline emitter tubing that feeds beds, hedges and perennials at the root, with no overspray.

Targeted deep watering for specimen trees, containers and newly planted shrubs.

Lawns zoned by sun exposure and grass type, scheduled for deep, infrequent cycles that build roots.
Control

From reliable standard panels to Wi-Fi smart controllers with per-zone scheduling and remote access.

Physical sensors that measure actual rainfall and pause watering until conditions dry.

Systems tied to local forecasts, evapotranspiration and historic patterns — adjusting before the storm arrives.
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