Well Water Irrigation Done Right

Yes, if you have proper pressure tank sizing and zone design. Most residential wells can handle both household and irrigation use with the right setup. We'll test your well's sustained flow rate to determine the optimal configuration.

Rarely. Only if your existing well produces under 5 GPM sustained or you're irrigating 5+ acres with high water demand. In most cases, upgrading your pressure tank and designing efficient zones is more cost-effective than drilling a new well.

We install oxidizing filtration systems that remove dissolved iron before it reaches your sprinklers. If your well currently leaves orange stains on driveways or houses, our filtration system solves this completely.

Most well irrigation systems install in 1-3 days depending on property size and system complexity. We'll provide a detailed timeline during your consultation. The well testing phase takes 24 hours before installation begins.

Properly designed well irrigation systems actually extend pump life by reducing cycling. We install adequate pressure tank capacity and recovery delays between zones to protect your pump. Poor designs cause 200+ cycles per irrigation - ours typically cause 10-15.

We design for your well's actual capacity, not ideal scenarios. Even 5-7 GPM wells can support irrigation with proper zone sizing and scheduling. We'll show you exactly what coverage is possible with your well during the testing phase.