Sprinklers and lights added later never quite line up with the yard, because they weren't in the plan.
When irrigation and lighting come after everything else, the heads miss beds and the lights end up wherever a wire could reach. Planning them with the patio, the walls and the planting means the water and the light go where the yard needs them.
- Jake picks up his own phone.
- Free quote, and you see the design before any work starts.
- Irrigation and lighting planned in the same design as the rest of the yard.
Plan it in, don't bolt it on.
Jake walks the yard
Jake looks at the lawn, the beds and where you spend time after dark.
Design and free quote
The irrigation zones and the light placement go into the yard design, and you get a free quote before work starts.
Install and test
Jake installs it, runs the water and turns on the lights so you see it working before he leaves.
Water on the new sod, light on the trees,both from Jake's own jobs.
These are photos of Jake's own jobs.
Towns aren't shown on these photos because they aren't on record.
Irrigation and lighting questions
Every question here is one somebody actually asked on a forum or an inspection site, and each answer links to where it was asked.
Can you add irrigation to new sod?
Yes. Irrigation is one of Jake's services, and the photo on this page is a new head watering fresh sod. Putting it in with the sod means the new lawn gets watered from day one.
Source: facebook.comDo you do landscape lighting?
Yes. Landscape lighting is part of what Gorilla Outdoor Design installs, and it's placed in the yard design so the light lands on the trees, the paths and the places you sit.
Source: facebook.comCan you add lighting to a patio you built?
Yes. Lighting and the patio can be planned together in the design, so the light lands on the steps, the seating and the trees instead of wherever a wire happened to reach.
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