Every irrigation project moves through a structured sequence — from the first audit to a fully optimized central control system. Each phase has its own detailed page.
Equipment inventory, site-plan reconstruction, and a formal report on the condition and lifecycle of an existing system.
02Project requirements, water and power sourcing, GPS site base data, and typical sprinkler placement plans.
03Hydraulic network modeling, water-requirement projections, and a preliminary AutoCAD design with cost estimates.
04Complete construction drawings, technical specifications, electrical schematics, and full bid documentation
05Contractor prequalification, pre-bid meetings, bid evaluation, and pre-construction coordination.
06GPS staking of every component, as-staked CAD drawings, and on-site construction observation visits.
07Walk-through, punch list, CAD-built record drawings, and central control system database setup.
Tell us where you are and we'll map the right sequence.
Full sequence from schematic design through construction documents, field staking, and closeout — usually alongside your golf course architect.
Start at Schematic DesignMost systems need renovation at 15–20 years. We start with an audit, then move into design development and construction documents.
Start with an AuditAn objective assessment of your existing system's condition, coverage, and remaining service life — with documentation you can budget from.
Irrigation AuditTell us about your project and we'll outline the right phases, scope, and approach for your course.
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