Deciding what type of home irrigation system you install can have a large impact on how your yard and plants grow. We regularly see homeowners with flooded or under-watered lawns, purely because their irrigation system isn’t right for their needs. As experts in irrigation installation in Florida, we’ve made this quick guide to get you started. As always, feel free to call us today for more advice and expert installation. Read Related: 10 Essential Spring Lawn Care Tips for a Vibrant Lawn What Type of Home Irrigation Do I Need? Sprinkler Irrigation Sprinklers are the ‘standard’ type of home irrigation system. They fire out water above ground, allowing them to cover large areas and overcome obstacles. They can rotate, allowing for large coverage with minimal devices. In terms of sprinkler choice, you have two options: Moveable hose-connected sprinklers (cheaper option for occasional, flexible watering). Automated, pop-up sprinklers (reliable and consistent watering, with automated hideaway heads & no risk of hose tripping). The Benefits of a Sprinkler Irrigation System By supplying overhead water, you can target large areas of your hard with a few sprinkler heads. You can target large areas of plants and bushes. Very versatile and can be used almost anywhere on your property. There’s no need to worry about gravity, you can even have a sprinkler system pointing up a slope. Perfect For: Yards with plants that need regular watering. Large areas and lawns. Non-disruptive installation. Trickle or Drip Irrigation Trickle drip irrigation is the most precise type of home irrigation system around. It works by placing irrigation lines around your yard, with small holes located at the desired watering points. The lines slowly drip water out, providing consistent and efficient watering directly to the plants. The water then flows directly to the roots of the plants in [...]