The system is planned around the property's landscape, water source, available pressure, sun exposure, lawn and planting areas, and watering requirements. Zones are designed so different areas can receive the appropriate amount of water.

Depending on the property, a system may use spray heads, rotary nozzles, rotors, or drip irrigation. Different sprinkler types can be combined into separate zones to provide efficient coverage for lawns, planting beds, shrubs, and other landscaped areas.

There is no fixed number. The number of zones depends on property size, water pressure and flow, landscape layout, sprinkler type, and the watering needs of different areas. A properly designed system separates areas that require different watering schedules.

Yes. Some systems can be improved by replacing sprinkler heads, valves, controllers, damaged irrigation lines, or inefficient components. The existing system should be inspected first to determine whether upgrading or installing a new system makes more sense.

Yes. Utah Sprinkler Experts provides sprinkler and irrigation system installation for residential and commercial properties, with the system designed around the specific irrigation requirements of each property.