Irrigation in Naples, FL

Sandy soil forgives nothing.

Naples sits on sand. Water drains through it in minutes, which means a landscape without well-designed irrigation is a landscape on a countdown — especially from November through April, when rain all but disappears. At the same time, Collier County enforces watering restrictions that limit which days and hours you can irrigate. The answer isn't more water; it's a system that puts the right amount exactly where it's needed, on schedule, automatically.

Designed for your property, not a template

Every Prestige irrigation installation starts with a walk of the property. Turf zones get rotor heads with matched precipitation; beds get drip or micro-spray that waters roots instead of foliage (which cuts fungal disease in our humidity); shady north-side beds get their own zone because they dry slower. We install rain sensors on every system — required by Florida law — and recommend Wi-Fi smart controllers that skip cycles when storms roll through in summer.

Repairs that actually last

The most common irrigation failures we see in Naples are chewed-up spray heads along driveways, sun-cracked PVC fittings, valves stuck open from sandy grit, and controllers still running summer schedules in January. Our repair visits include a full zone-by-zone test so we catch the second and third problems hiding behind the obvious one — because a system that "mostly works" is quietly killing part of your landscape.

Hurricane season readiness

Summer storms flood low heads and wash mulch over spray patterns. After major weather, a quick system check prevents weeks of uneven watering. Ask about adding a post-storm check to your maintenance plan.