Lubbockscape provides irrigation system installation in Lubbock, TX 79424, designing and installing sprinkler and drip systems for new homes, older yards with no system and properties replacing worn-out irrigation. Every system is designed by a TCEQ Licensed Irrigator, permitted and inspected through the City of Lubbock, and built to water efficiently on two assigned days a week.
Lubbock has specific rules for landscape irrigation. A system that ignores them can fail inspection or waste water. City code requires:
We handle the plan, permit, inspection checklist and scheduling for you.
Lawn, beds, trees and shade areas each need different amounts of water. We separate them into zones so the lawn gets enough without drowning shrubs.
Each spray or rotor head should reach the next head. That spacing prevents dry spots that show up first in Lubbock heat.
Heads in the same zone apply water at the same rate, so one corner is not flooded while another stays dry.
Lubbock wind carries fine spray away. We use larger droplet rotary nozzles and rotors where possible to reduce drift and evaporation.
Drip lines and emitters put water at the root zone, which suits xeriscapes, foundation beds and narrow strips where spray heads aren't allowed.
We program the controller for your assigned days using cycle-and-soak run times so water soaks into clay soils instead of running off.
| Spray & Rotor Sprinklers | Drip Irrigation | |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Lawns and turf | Beds, shrubs, trees, xeriscapes |
| Water efficiency | Good with proper design | Highest; less loss to wind and evaporation |
| Visible | Heads pop up during use | Mostly hidden under mulch |
| Maintenance | Head adjustments, nozzle cleaning | Emitter checks, filter cleaning, line repairs |
Measure the property, check water pressure and meter size, then design zone layout, head and emitter placement, pipe sizing and controller location.
Itemized pricing, plans submitted to the City, and Texas 811 utility locates requested before trenching.
Trench, lay pipe, install components, flush and adjust every head, pass City inspection, restore the yard and walk you through the controller.
Yard size, number of zones, and spray, rotor and drip mix.
Water pressure and meter size, plus controller type (standard or smart).
Trenching through caliche or under sidewalks, and lawn and bed restoration after.
Backflow device, permit and inspection.
New irrigation installation usually happens in one of two situations: new construction in 79424, 79423, 79416 and Wolfforth, or full system replacement in older central ZIPs like 79410, 79411 and 79413, where original systems were installed before current City rules. City code requires permits for systems installed after October 1, 2006.
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Tell us what you want to water: new sod, existing lawn, beds or trees. We'll visit, check your water pressure and send a design and written quote.
Call (877) 556-2252