Irrigation Services for HOAs

Once you add up water and repairs, irrigation can be one of the largest costs in an HOA’s common-area budget, and one of the hardest to explain. Water bills swing from month to month. Homeowners report broken sprinklers, soggy lawns, and brown slopes. The board hears about problems from residents before it hears about them from anyone else.

We help associations across Los Angeles County get their irrigation under control and keep it there, with clear reports a board can actually use.

Problems we see on HOA properties

• Water bills that change without explanation. Often the cause is a stuck valve, a hidden mainline leak, or a controller schedule that nobody has adjusted in years.
• Slopes that erode or stay soggy. Steep areas watered on the same schedule as flat turf run off before the water soaks in.
• Many controllers, no one owner. Large communities often have several controllers installed at different times, each programmed differently.
• Aging wiring. Communities built decades ago often have wiring that fails in more places every year.
• Hard-to-answer questions at board meetings. Without data, it is difficult to say whether the system is working or what to spend on next.

How we help

• A clear starting point. An irrigation audit tests every controller, valve, and zone and gives the board a zone-by-zone report with suggested repairs and modifications.
• Fast repairs. We respond to service requests within 24 hours, and our repair work carries a one-year warranty.
• Regular check-ups. Monthly or quarterly audits catch problems before residents do.
• Reports for the board. Our water management service includes monthly flow and system health reports you can bring to a board meeting.
• Watering on the community’s terms. With programming assurance, we set watering times around the community’s preferences, such as keeping common areas dry during busy hours.
• Grow-in programs. New plantings and reseeded turf get a dedicated watering program until they are established.
• Upgrades that pay back. We help the board decide which smart upgrades to make first, from new nozzles to smart controllers and two-wire systems. In our experience, many irrigation upgrades pay for themselves within about a year through lower water and repair costs.

We work with your landscape contractor

Your association does not need to change landscape companies to work with us. We work alongside your landscape contractor or in-house crew, and keep your manager and contractor informed of what we find and change.

Rebates

Associations with LADWP commercial accounts can apply for rebates on weather-based controllers, high-efficiency nozzles, flow sensors, and master valves through the SoCal Water$mart program. Terms change often, so we check what your community qualifies for before any purchase.

Where we work

We serve HOAs and community associations throughout Los Angeles County, including Burbank, Glendale, Pasadena, La Cañada Flintridge, Sherman Oaks, Studio City, and communities across the San Fernando and San Gabriel valleys.