
Irrigation Consulting
October 30, 2023
Irrigation Design
The Irrigation Association directs the national certification of irrigation designers via its Certified Irrigation Designer program. Each designer that completes this comprehensive training and testing regimen is prepared to engage in the preparation of irrigation designs to meet the on-site needs of each project.
Certified Designers, such as Precise Irrigation Design and Consulting, are conversant with selecting the most effective irrigation equipment for specific applications. We develop resourceful and cost-effective irrigation designs that meet the proper watering requirements. Our irrigation plan preparation includes: details and specifications, on-site observation of the installation when requested to ensure that design intent is fulfilled, and discussion with the end user regarding system use, particularly as it relates to scheduling and maintenance concerns. For maximum efficiency and longevity, we calculate all variables from your site, including plant water requirements, soil types, hardscape features, and more.
Our solutions range from simple to sophisticated water-savings solutions, achieved with a variety of cutting-edge technology that fits within the project’s budget and management practices. The latest technology to-date includes centralized controls, 2-wire decoder systems, flow monitoring, moisture sensors, rain shutoff devices, pressure regulators and energy-efficient pumping systems. For absolute quality and cost-efficiency, all of our plans adhere to the Irrigation Association’s Best Management Practices.
Occasionally, project turn-around time needs to be quick and effective. Our years of experience allow us to adapt our services to meet your schedule with a high degree of professionalism and personalized service.
Proper irrigation design is based on a number of factors, including:
- Proper Equipment Selection
- Control Systems Selection
- Irrigation Watering Window
- Total Irrigation Area
- Estimated Annual Water Usage
- Peak Season Water Demand
- Maximum Applied Water Allowance
- Available Water Source
- Types of Landscape Materials
- Control Systems and Water Management

