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re: Sprinkler systems
Posted on 8/27/23 at 12:36 pm to HBomb
Posted on 8/27/23 at 12:36 pm to HBomb
I did mine myself. Had an irrigation designer design the system for $250. Materials were $2600 for 14 zones. $300 in ditch witch rental. Probably another $150 in random pvc fittings from Home Depot. The labor quote was $7,000.
I’m out in the county so no permits are needed. The only buried line on my property is electrical and septic sprayers. The electrical was nowhere near my zones but I did find the septic sprayer line. Easy enough fix but that sucked.
If you’re even mildly competent with small machinery and have a decent back, it’s a job that can save you money. There is only a small learning curve learning how to hook everything up. Only point of advice is bury nothing until you can validate every zone works the way it’s designed.
I’m out in the county so no permits are needed. The only buried line on my property is electrical and septic sprayers. The electrical was nowhere near my zones but I did find the septic sprayer line. Easy enough fix but that sucked.
If you’re even mildly competent with small machinery and have a decent back, it’s a job that can save you money. There is only a small learning curve learning how to hook everything up. Only point of advice is bury nothing until you can validate every zone works the way it’s designed.
This post was edited on 8/27/23 at 12:38 pm
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