Sprinkler & Irrigation System Installation in Fullerton, California
Professionally planned lawn sprinklers and drip irrigation systems designed to provide dependable coverage for lawns, trees, shrubs, garden beds, and drought-tolerant landscapes.
Irrigation Planned Around Your Landscape
A properly designed irrigation system delivers water where it is needed without leaving dry areas or repeatedly oversaturating the soil. Pacific Coast Landscaping installs lawn sprinklers and drip irrigation systems for properties throughout Fullerton and North Orange County.
We plan each system around the property’s water pressure, soil, slopes, sunlight, planting, and expected water use. Lawn areas, trees and shrubs, garden beds, and drought-tolerant plants can be divided into separate zones so each area receives appropriate coverage and watering.
- Sprinkler systems for new lawns and existing grass areas
- Drip irrigation for trees, shrubs, garden beds, and xeriscapes
- Installation of irrigation piping, valves, sprinkler heads, zones, and controllers
- System layouts planned around coverage, water pressure, grades, and plant requirements
The Right Watering Method for Each Area
Lawns, trees, shrubs, and garden beds do not all need to be watered the same way. We can combine sprinklers, drip irrigation, separate zones, and automatic controls to provide appropriate coverage throughout the property.
Lawn Sprinkler Systems
Lawn sprinklers distribute water across grass areas using heads selected and positioned for the size and shape of the lawn. Proper spacing helps reduce dry patches, excessive overlap, and water spraying onto nearby walls or hardscapes.
Commonly used for: New lawns, existing grass, front yards, backyards, side yards, and larger turf areas.
Drip Irrigation
Drip irrigation applies water near the roots of individual plants or throughout planted areas. It is well suited to landscapes where trees, shrubs, and other plants have different watering needs than a surrounding lawn.
Commonly used for: Trees, shrubs, garden beds, hedges, containers, drought-tolerant planting, and xeriscapes.
Irrigation Zones & Controllers
Separate irrigation zones allow lawns and planting areas to operate on schedules suited to their individual needs. An automatic controller makes it easier to manage watering times, frequency, and seasonal adjustments across the property.
Commonly used for: Mixed landscapes, larger properties, front and backyard systems, renovations, and landscapes with varying sunlight or plant requirements.
Not sure which irrigation method your landscape needs? We can review your lawn and planting areas and recommend a system designed around the conditions on your property.
Request a ConsultationFrom Property Review to a Working Irrigation System
Every landscape has different watering requirements. Our process helps us account for your lawn, planting, soil, slopes, water pressure, and existing conditions before installation begins.
Consultation
We discuss the areas that need irrigation, your landscaping plans, current watering concerns, and the type of system you are considering.
Property Review
We assess the lawn and planting areas, water pressure, soil, sunlight, slopes, access, existing irrigation, and nearby hardscapes.
System & Zone Planning
We determine the appropriate sprinkler heads, drip irrigation, valves, zones, piping, and controls for the different areas of the landscape.
Written Estimate
Once the system requirements and scope of work are understood, we provide a written estimate for the proposed installation.
System Installation
Our team installs the planned piping, valves, sprinkler heads, drip lines, zones, and controller while limiting disruption to the surrounding landscape.
Testing & Walkthrough
We test the zones, check coverage and operation, make final adjustments, and show you how to use the controller and watering schedule.
Services That Work With Your Irrigation System
Irrigation is often installed as part of a larger landscape project. Planning the watering system alongside lawns, trees, shrubs, and garden beds helps ensure every area receives the coverage it needs.
Planning a new lawn or planting project? We can coordinate the irrigation system with the surrounding landscape as part of one complete installation.
Discuss Your ProjectHelpful Advice for Irrigation and New Lawns
A dependable irrigation system starts with good planning, but its performance also depends on proper scheduling, coverage, and ongoing maintenance.
These articles explain when an aging sprinkler system may need replacement and what homeowners should consider when choosing between seed and sod for a new lawn.
Should You Repair or Replace an Old Sprinkler System?
Learn which problems may be repairable and when replacing an aging irrigation system may be the better long-term decision.
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Compare seed and sod, including establishment time, initial appearance, preparation, watering, and other practical considerations.
Read the ArticleLocal Feedback Built Over Decades of Landscaping
See what local property owners say about working with Pacific Coast Landscaping on irrigation, planting, lawn, and complete landscape improvement projects.
Irrigation System Installation Throughout North Orange County
Pacific Coast Landscaping installs lawn sprinklers, drip irrigation, automatic controllers, valves, piping, and irrigation zones for property owners in Fullerton and communities throughout North Orange County.
If you need a new irrigation system outside the cities listed below, contact us to confirm whether your property falls within our current service area.
- Anaheim
- Brea
- Fullerton
- La Habra
- La Mirada
- Los Alamitos
- Orange
- Placentia
- Santa Ana
- Tustin
- Whittier
- Yorba Linda
Frequently Asked Questions
Learn more about planning a lawn sprinkler or drip irrigation system for your property in Fullerton or North Orange County.
What types of irrigation systems do you install?
Pacific Coast Landscaping installs lawn sprinkler systems, drip irrigation, valves, irrigation piping, sprinkler heads, automatic controllers, and separate watering zones for lawns and planted areas.
What is the difference between sprinklers and drip irrigation?
Sprinklers distribute water across a larger surface and are commonly used for lawns. Drip irrigation applies water closer to plant roots and is often used for trees, shrubs, hedges, garden beds, and drought-tolerant planting. Many properties benefit from using both methods in separate zones.
How much does a new irrigation system cost?
Cost depends on the size and layout of the property, the number of zones, water pressure, access, trenching requirements, existing landscaping, controller selection, and the types of irrigation being installed. We provide a written estimate after reviewing the property and confirming the proposed system.
How do you determine the number of irrigation zones needed?
The number of zones depends on available water pressure and flow, the size of the property, sprinkler coverage, sunlight, slopes, soil, plant types, and the different watering needs of lawns and planting areas. Separating areas into appropriate zones provides better control over each part of the landscape.
Can you install irrigation for a new lawn?
Yes. We can plan and install a sprinkler system as part of a new sod or seeded lawn project. Installing the irrigation before the lawn helps us position the heads, establish suitable coverage, and avoid disturbing newly installed grass.
Can irrigation be added to an existing landscape?
Yes. A new irrigation system can often be installed within an existing landscape, although access, mature roots, hardscapes, utilities, and existing planting may affect the layout and installation approach. We review these conditions before recommending a system.
Can you install an automatic irrigation controller?
Yes. We can include an automatic controller that operates individual irrigation zones according to programmed schedules. The controller allows watering frequency and run times to be adjusted as weather and seasonal landscape needs change.
Can a new irrigation system help reduce wasted water?
A properly planned system can reduce common sources of waste by improving sprinkler placement, limiting unnecessary overlap, separating areas with different watering needs, and using drip irrigation where appropriate. Water use still depends on correct scheduling, seasonal adjustments, and ongoing system maintenance.
Do you repair existing sprinkler and irrigation systems?
Yes. We also provide sprinkler and irrigation system repairs for problems such as leaking valves, damaged heads, broken lines, uneven coverage, and controller issues. We can discuss whether repairing or replacing the existing system makes more sense.
Where do you install sprinkler and irrigation systems?
We are based in Fullerton and serve communities throughout North Orange County, including Anaheim, Brea, La Habra, La Mirada, Los Alamitos, Orange, Placentia, Santa Ana, Tustin, Whittier, and Yorba Linda. Contact us to confirm service availability for your property.
