New Installation · Richardson
Front Lawn Revival
A heat-stressed Bermuda front lawn with dry, bare patches transformed into a uniformly green, efficiently-watered yard with a brand-new six-zone system.
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The Challenge
The homeowner's front lawn was relying on a single hose-end sprinkler, leaving large dry patches near the driveway and uneven coverage along the bed lines. Dallas watering restrictions made hand-watering impractical, and the clay soil was shedding water before it could soak in.
How We Did It
- 1
Site Audit & Hydro-Zoning
We mapped sun exposure, slope, and soil type across the yard, separating open turf from shaded beds so each area gets its own precisely-tuned zone.
- 2
Trenching & Mainline
Clean, narrow trenches were pulled to protect existing roots, and a pressure-tested PVC mainline was run from a new backflow preventer at the meter.
- 3
Head Layout & Coverage
High-efficiency MP rotator nozzles were placed for head-to-head coverage, eliminating the dry strips along the driveway and bed edges.
- 4
Smart Controller & Cycle-Soak
A Wi-Fi smart controller was programmed with cycle-and-soak scheduling so clay soil absorbs water instead of running off, fully compliant with Dallas restrictions.
The Results
- ✓Uniform green-up across the entire front lawn within three weeks.
- ✓35% lower water use versus the old hose-end setup.
- ✓Automatic schedule adjusts to weather and stays inside watering-day limits.
