Irrigation & Drainage

Let’s be honest: how many of us remember running through the old-school sprinklers that used to slowly move back and forth across the lawn? Or maybe you had the other old-school sprinkler system the spurt-spurt-spurt showerhead followed by the long whirr as it adjusted to a different part of the lawn? Maybe your parents watered the lawn the even-more-old-fashioned way: with a thumb over the tip of the hose.

You may be experiencing problems with gathered water. Collected rainwater can become quite the problem for homeowners, ruining foundations and beautiful landscape plants and causing chaos within the home.. There are four main types of drains to be used in your residential property.

A bunch of folks here in Oklahoma will start a vegetable garden this year. Drip irrigation provides water near the base of the plant, leaving the upper foliage dry and less susceptible to fungi. Trellises are also a popular garden item that can be a tremendous asset to your vegetable garden.

Avoid drainage headaches and flooding on your property during wet Oklahoma summers.

There are four basic categories of water features: ponds, fountains, waterfalls, and streams. Each has their own unique requirements when it comes to maintenance and care, and there are pluses and minuses to each element. Be mindful of the overall design aesthetic to install water features that can keep your home feeling peaceful all year long.

Many Oklahoma homes suffer from humidity of a whole other problem: constant damp spots in the lawn. Six ways to address standing water in your yard, including a rain garden or french drain.