PRECISION LANDSCAPING & DESIGN · NAPLES, FL
Estate Irrigation in Naples, FL
What you specify matters. So does how it runs.
Irrigation is the system that keeps everything else alive. Zone design, pressure regulation, material selection, and sequencing with other trades — every decision here reflects what 200+ SWFL estate builds have taught us about what fails in the field and what keeps an estate planting performing year after year.
THE INSTALLER ANGLE
This Is Not a Homeowner System Selection Guide
Our angle is installer-perspective — not product recommendation. Zone count matters to us because one schedule means something is always getting too much or too little water. Pressure regulation matters because SWFL municipal supply fluctuates and ungoverned pressure blows heads. Conduit routing matters because once pavers are set, you don't want to touch them. These guides reflect what actually determines whether an irrigation system performs on a Naples estate build — not just whether it turns on.
The critical sequencing note: irrigation conduit must be stubbed in before hardscape installation. Retrofitting irrigation through finished paving is expensive, disruptive, and always involves compromise. We route it before the stone is set.
IRRIGATION GUIDES
Estate Irrigation Articles
SYSTEM SELECTION · COMPARISON
Drip Irrigation vs Rotor & Spray in SWFL
Drip and rotor systems compared by application, efficiency, failure modes, and estate use cases — with the four design integration principles that determine which system belongs in each zone of a Naples estate build.
Read the guide →ZONE DESIGN · GUIDE
Irrigation Zone Design for SWFL Estates. Why One Schedule Is Always Wrong.
The standard 5-zone estate map, why turf and palms and beds cannot share a schedule, smart controller and rain sensor requirements, and reclaimed water specifications for Collier County properties.
Read the guide →PRESSURE REGULATION · GUIDE
Pressure Regulators in SWFL Irrigation. The $15 Fix That Saves $200/Month.
Why supply pressure is almost always wrong for irrigation heads, what PSI rotor and drip systems actually need, how to diagnose misting vs low-pop failures, and check valve placement for estate properties.
Read the guide →Irrigation Is Designed
Before the Pavers Go In.
We design and install irrigation as part of the complete estate environment — conduit stubbed before stone is set, zones specified by plant type and exposure, pressure regulated for SWFL supply. One contract. Every element.
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