Fort Worth & DFW · Irrigation DivisionDFW Best Irrigation designs, installs, and repairs sprinkler systems with licensed irrigator oversight — so your lawn stays green and your water bill stays sane.

Texas requires it for a reason. Your system is designed and signed off by someone who understands pressure, precipitation, and code.
We zone for sun exposure, plant type, and slope so you're not drowning one bed while another bakes.
No guessing which contractor handles what. We diagnose the real problem and fix it the first time.
Head-to-head coverage, correct zones, and pressure-matched design from a licensed irrigator — built for your soil, sun, and slope.
Wi-Fi controllers with weather skip, flow alerts, and seasonal adjust. Control the system from your phone and stop watering in the rain.
Broken heads, leaks, low pressure, dry spots, and overspray fixed fast. We split zones that were never designed to run together.
Targeted drip for beds, trees, containers, and new plantings. Less waste, deeper roots, and healthier landscape.
Seasonal start-up, mid-season checks, and winterization with a written report so you know what's covered and what's next.
A well-designed system doesn't just keep things alive — it makes your property thrive. Head-to-head coverage, smart scheduling, and zoned watering give you the lush look without the waste.

We walk the property, check water pressure, sun patterns, and existing coverage.
You see the zone map, head layout, controller location, and price before work starts.
We pull what the city requires and install to code with clean trenches and protected hardscape.
We set the schedule, show you the app, and leave a simple maintenance plan.
In Texas, anyone installing or repairing an irrigation system connected to a public water supply must be licensed. It protects you from backflow issues, code violations, and water waste that can cost far more than the install.
Persistent dry spots, high water bills, low pressure, heads that won't pop up, or zones that run together are all signs. We inspect first and give you an honest repair-vs-replace recommendation.
Yes — when paired with proper zoning. Weather-based skips and seasonal adjust alone can cut waste significantly, but the real savings come from heads and zones that are matched to what they're watering.
Absolutely. We install new systems in established yards all the time, including drip lines in beds and around trees without tearing up the whole lawn.
Yes. We design and maintain large-scale systems for commercial sites, HOA common areas, and new construction across DFW.
Fort Worth and the greater DFW area, including Keller, Southlake, Colleyville, Grapevine, Arlington, Mansfield, and surrounding cities.