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Irrigation that waters what needs it.

Sprinkler and drip irrigation for homes in Colorado Springs, Castle Rock and the towns between. New systems, upgrades and repairs, designed so every part of the yard gets the right amount of water and none is wasted.

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Why design matters

Three watering days a week is plenty, if the system is right.

Colorado Springs Utilities limits sprinkler watering to three days a week, and from May 1 to October 15 sprinklers can't run between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. Other Front Range providers have similar rules, and they can tighten in a drought year.

A landscape stays healthy under those rules when the system puts water down evenly and only where it's needed. That comes from design: matched heads, correct spacing, and lawn, beds and trees each on their own zone.

Healthy new lawn watered by an efficient sprinkler system

What we do

Irrigation work we take on.

From a full new system to fixing the zone that never worked.

01

New sprinkler systems

Designed zone by zone for your yard's layout, sun and water pressure.

02

Drip irrigation

Water delivered at the root for beds, trees and shrubs, with very little lost.

03

System upgrades

Efficient nozzles, added zones and smart controllers for systems that waste water.

04

Repairs

Broken heads, leaking lines, bad valves and zones that won't turn on.

05

Irrigation for new landscaping

Zones added or rerouted when a patio, bed or lawn changes the yard.

06

Converting spray to drip

Changing bed zones from spray to drip, a common step in a xeriscape.

How we do it

How we build an irrigation system.

An efficient system is decided on paper before a trench is dug.

Sprinkler heads running evenly across a new lawn
  1. Measure and design

    We check water pressure and flow, then lay out zones by plant type and sun exposure.

  2. Trench and pipe

    Mains and laterals go in at proper depth, with sleeves under walks and patios for the future.

  3. Heads, drip and valves

    Matched heads for lawn, drip for beds and trees, and valves grouped where they can be reached.

  4. Program and walk through

    The controller is set to current watering rules for your address, and we show you how to adjust it by season.

Our work

Irrigation at work.

Every photo here is a Puskas Landscape & Design project.

Sprinkler system running on a new lawn in Castle Rock, Colorado
New lawn zones · Castle Rock
Aerial view of two irrigated front lawns beside a driveway in Fountain, Colorado
Irrigated front lawns · Fountain
Lawn and planted beds kept healthy by zoned irrigation in Colorado Springs, Colorado
Lawn and bed zones · Colorado Springs

From our clients

In their words.

“John fixed our sprinkler system after it had been ruined by someone else. He was early, personable, and knowledgeable. He did a fabulous job and we will definitely be a repeat customer for landscape projects!”

LisaSprinkler system repair · Google review

“John and his crew mulched all of our plant beds, expertly repaired our irrigation system, and installed a beautiful brick paver path leading to the new hot tub pad.”

Mike N.Paver path, irrigation repair and mulch · Google review

Pricing, explained

What drives the cost of irrigation.

Every quote we write breaks the project down so you can see where the money goes. These four things move the number the most.

Number of zones

Larger yards and more plant types need more zones and valves.

Trenching

Length of pipe, soil conditions and what has to be crossed.

Water supply

Pressure, tap location and backflow protection at the connection.

Controller

A basic timer or a smart controller that adjusts to the weather.

Common questions

What homeowners ask about irrigation.

What are the watering rules where I live?

In Colorado Springs, the Water Wise Rules allow sprinkler watering up to three days a week, and not between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. from May 1 to October 15. Castle Rock, Monument and other towns set their own schedules, and all of them can change in a drought. We program your controller to the current rules for your address.

Is drip irrigation really better?

For beds, trees and shrubs, yes. Drip puts water at the root instead of spraying it into the wind, so plants stay healthier on less water. Lawns still need sprinklers.

Do I need to winterize my system?

Yes. Water left in the lines freezes and cracks pipe, valves and backflow devices. Systems here need to be blown out before hard freezes arrive in the fall.

Is a smart controller worth it?

Usually. It adjusts run times to the weather and skips cycles after rain, which saves water without you touching it. Some local water providers offer rebates on them, so check with yours.

Start your project

Tell us about your irrigation.

Send a few details through the form. Here is what happens after you hit submit.

  1. A team member reaches out

    Someone from our team reviews your request and contacts you to schedule your in-person assessment.

  2. We do an in-person assessment

    John, the owner, walks your property with you. We look at grade, drainage, access and how you want to use the space, and take measurements.

  3. You receive your quote

    Scope, materials and price, spelled out so you can see where every dollar goes.

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