Irrigation & Sprinkler Systems in Flower Mound, TX

Irrigation projects in Flower Mound start around $5,500. Systems are priced by the zone: $975 to $1,350 per zone installed, with most zones landing around $1,250. A weather-based smart controller (about $675) and the backflow preventer Texas law requires (about $850) sit outside the per-zone figure, so a typical 6 zone system lands between $8,500 and $9,500.

For context, most complete design-build projects in Flower Mound land between $20,000-$95,000, and irrigation work is often one piece of that larger investment. After the site walk you get a fixed-scope proposal, so the number you agree to is the number you pay.

Slope is the quiet complication in Flower Mound irrigation. Water applied faster than clay on a grade can drink it simply leaves, which is why systems here get zoned by elevation and scheduled cycle-and-soak, several short runs rather than one long one, so the water soaks in where it lands.

Add the town's larger lots and heavy planting and you get systems with real zone counts, drip in the beds, and smart controllers earning their keep against the watering schedule. Designed right, the slope stops being a tax on your water bill.

Check valves are the small part that makes or breaks a sloped system, and Flower Mound is where we install the most of them. Without them, every time a zone shuts off, the water still standing in the line drains out of the lowest head, a slow puddle at the bottom of the slope after every cycle that drowns one patch of turf and ices one stretch of sidewalk every winter. We spec head-mounted check valves on every meaningful grade change, nozzles matched so the top and bottom of a zone get the same amount of water, and slow-spray rotator heads on the steepest ground, because applying water slowly is exactly what a slope can absorb.

Flower Mound's slopes and elevation changes make retaining walls, terracing, and drainage especially important, and especially beautiful when done well.

Flower Mound's rolling terrain and larger lots, many backing to greenbelts and Lake Grapevine, make it one of the most scenic places to live in DFW, and one of the most rewarding to landscape. The natural topography invites terracing, stonework, and designs that work with the land.

We help Flower Mound homeowners make the most of their settings: retaining walls and terracing for sloped lots, natural-stone hardscape, outdoor kitchens and fire features, and planting designs that frame the views.

We work throughout Flower Mound, including Bridlewood, Wellington, The Estates, Canyon Falls, and Chimney Rock. That covers 75022, 75028. Our crews are regularly near Lake Grapevine, The Flower Mound, Twin Coves Park, so we know these streets rather than just the address, and we also serve Flower Mound's neighbors: Southlake, Highland Village, Lewisville, Argyle.

• Irrigation design and zoning
• Spray, rotor, and drip-irrigation installation
• Smart, weather-based controller setup
• Backflow installation and testing
• Seasonal startups, winterization, and tune-ups
• Leak detection and system repairs

A licensed irrigator designs the zone map, the crew trenches and sets heads and drip, and the system is tuned head by head before we hand over the controller. Most installations finish in two to three days, permit included. Everything above is part of the fixed scope we quote for irrigation work in Flower Mound, so there is no drip of add-ons once the crew is on site.

A new system depends on lot size and the number of zones, while repairs and additions cost considerably less. We'll quote your project after assessing the property.

Yes, weather-based controllers skip unnecessary cycles and adjust to the season, often cutting outdoor water use significantly.

We do. We repair, optimize, and expand existing irrigation as well as design new systems.

It starts with a free on-site consultation. We walk your Flower Mound property with you, talk through what you want the irrigation to do, and take the measurements and grade readings the design depends on. From there you get real numbers and a fixed-scope proposal, not a vague estimate that moves once the work starts.

We are in Flower Mound regularly, around The Flower Mound and out toward The Estates, so scheduling the walk usually takes days rather than weeks.

Yes. Where a Flower Mound community requires architectural review, we prepare the submittal drawings as part of the project, so approval happens before the crew arrives rather than after a violation letter does.

One team designs it, builds it, and stands behind everything underneath it, which matters most in Denton County, where the clay punishes shortcuts you cannot see. Learn more about irrigation & sprinkler systems across DFW or everything we build in Flower Mound.

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