Service I
Irrigation Design and Studies
Every reliable irrigation system starts with understanding the site. Our engineering team prepares irrigation studies for residential, commercial, and public projects: the source is measured, flow and pressure requirements are derived from the irrigation demand, the network is divided into zones, and diameters and pressure classes come from those numbers rather than from an estimate.
What the service includes
Site survey
Reading the site, its green areas, and feed points before any design decision.
Water-source analysis
Establishing the available source — its pressure, flow, and water conditions — and what that means for filtration, pumping, and component selection.
Flow and pressure requirements
The flow each zone needs and the pressure required at the farthest point: pumping, valves, and application components are selected against both.
System zoning
Dividing the network by planting type, precipitation rate, and available flow, so simultaneous operation stays within what the source can carry.
Pipe sizing
Diameters and pressure classes for mainlines and laterals, from each line's flow and the pressure loss allowed along it.
Layouts and bills of quantities
Network layouts a contractor or technical team can build from, and BOQs that simplify pricing and supply.
The result: a zoned network, with diameters and pressures derived from the site's own calculations.
Ready to start?
What speeds up the reply
- Project location and approximate area
- Architectural or site drawings if available
- The available water source, and its pressure if known
- The planting and turf to be irrigated