Commercial irrigation that protects the landscape investment
Turf, trees, shrubs, and seasonal color on a commercial property only perform when water arrives in the right amount at the right time. Executive Landscaping designs, maintains, and repairs irrigation systems for office parks, healthcare campuses, schools, municipal sites, HOA communities, and industrial properties across Connecticut and Westchester County, New York.
Irrigation is managed alongside our landscape management program, so the people adjusting your controllers are the same team watching how the turf and plantings respond week to week.
What our irrigation service includes
System design and installation for new construction, renovations, and enhancement projects, matched to plant material, soil, and sun exposure.
Spring startup: pressurizing the system, checking the backflow device, inspecting every zone, adjusting heads, and programming the controller for early season conditions.
Seasonal inspections and repairs: locating broken heads, leaking valves, wiring faults, and coverage gaps before they turn into dead turf or wasted water.
Fall shutdown and winterization: draining and blowing out lines so freeze damage does not become a spring repair bill.
Water efficiency upgrades: smart controllers, rain and soil moisture sensors, pressure regulating heads, and drip conversion in planting beds.
Monitoring and documentation: run time adjustments through the season and a record of what was inspected, repaired, and changed.
Why water management matters on commercial sites
Overwatering is as common as underwatering. It drives up utility bills, encourages disease and shallow roots, and leaves walkways and parking areas wet when people arrive. Correctly tuned systems use less water, keep the landscape healthier, and reduce slip hazards near entrances.
On properties with water restrictions or sustainability goals, we can document consumption changes and help you prioritize the upgrades that pay back fastest.
Frequently asked questions
Do you service irrigation systems you did not install?
Yes. We take over existing systems regularly. The first visit is a full audit of every zone so we know what we are working with.
When should a commercial system be started up and shut down in Connecticut?
Startup is typically late April to mid May once hard freezes are past, and winterization runs from October into November. Timing shifts with the season, so we schedule by conditions rather than a fixed date.
Can irrigation be added to an existing landscape management contract?
Yes. Most clients bundle irrigation with landscape management so one team is accountable for plant health and water use.
