New Rain Bird systems for new lawns, drip lines for beds, and repairs to the system you already have.
Yes, landscapers fix sprinklers, and we do. If a zone won’t come on, a head is broken or stuck, water is bubbling up in the yard, or one patch of lawn is always dry, call us.
We find the problem, tell you what it needs, and fix it. Repairs are usually a quick visit. If the system is old enough that fixing it costs more than it’s worth, we’ll say so.
Pictured: a valve manifold repair off Dawes Road in west Mobile, with the broken fittings cut out and replaced.
A new system is easiest to put in before new sod or beds go down, but we install into existing lawns too.
Summer heat on the Gulf Coast can brown a lawn in a week without water, and new sod needs water every day for its first 25 days. A system on a timer takes that off your hands.
Superior Scapes is based in west Mobile and does irrigation and sprinkler repair across Mobile County and Baldwin County, including Mobile, West Mobile, Grand Bay and Daphne. See every town we cover.
Big or small, these happen every time.
Many do, and Superior Scapes does. We repair broken heads, leaks and zones that won’t come on, and we install new Rain Bird systems.
Call us at (251) 545-6278, Monday to Friday, 7am to 5pm. Tell us what it’s doing and we’ll set up a visit.
It depends on what’s broken and how much digging it takes to reach it. We give you the price before we do the work.
Rain Bird, on every new system. For beds we use professional-grade drip line.
Yes. It’s easiest before new sod goes down, but lines can be run through an existing lawn and the turf put back.