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Plan Irrigation System Upgrades in Fort Pierce and surrounding areas

Older systems waste water, miss coverage zones, and lack the smart features that simplify lawn care. In Fort Pierce, outdated timers and low-efficiency heads drive up utility costs and leave lawns vulnerable to dry patches during hotter months. Upgrading to high-efficiency sprinkler heads, smart controllers, and rain sensors brings your irrigation into the modern era with lower bills and healthier turf.

Peterson's Sprinkler Services & Well Drilling retrofits existing layouts with wifi-enabled controllers that adjust schedules based on weather data, installs matched precipitation nozzles that reduce runoff, and reworks zones for improved performance. Adding rain sensors ensures your system pauses automatically when nature does the watering, preventing overwatering and runoff violations.

Start planning irrigation system upgrades Fort Pierce properties use to cut water use and gain remote control.

Key Benefits of This Service

Upgrades begin with a system audit that identifies inefficient components and coverage gaps. Technicians measure current water usage, test pressure across zones, and note areas where outdated heads or poor zoning cause waste. This data guides a tailored upgrade plan that prioritizes high-impact changes first.

Installation of smart controllers replaces mechanical timers with programmable units that connect to local weather stations and adjust run times automatically. Peterson's Sprinkler Services & Well Drilling configures each zone for soil type and plant needs, then links the system to your smartphone for instant adjustments. High-efficiency nozzles are swapped in to match precipitation rates and reduce misting on windy days.

Zone reworking addresses uneven coverage by relocating heads, splitting oversized zones, and balancing pressure with flow regulators. Rain sensors are wired into the controller to interrupt cycles when rainfall exceeds a set threshold, ensuring compliance with local rules and preventing soggy lawns.

What to Expect When You Book

Upgrade questions often focus on cost savings, compatibility with existing systems, and how long new components last. These answers clarify what changes deliver the most value and how upgrades integrate with Fort Pierce water regulations.

Will upgrades work with my current piping?
Yes, most upgrades involve replacing heads, valves, and controllers without touching underground pipes. Only severely damaged or undersized lines require trenching and replacement.
How much water do high-efficiency heads save?
Matched precipitation nozzles can reduce water use by twenty to thirty percent compared to older spray heads. Reduced misting and runoff mean more water reaches plant roots instead of evaporating or pooling.
Can I add zones to an existing system?
Yes, additional zones require new valve installations and controller expansion modules. Most modern controllers support up to twelve zones, allowing precise coverage for diverse plantings.
What is a rain sensor and why do I need one?
A rain sensor measures moisture and signals the controller to skip scheduled cycles when adequate rainfall has occurred. This prevents overwatering and helps meet Fort Pierce conservation guidelines.
How long do smart controllers last?
Quality wifi controllers typically function for ten to fifteen years with firmware updates. Battery backup and weatherproof enclosures protect electronics from power surges and humidity.

Upgrading now pays off in lower monthly bills and effortless control from anywhere. Contact us to schedule an audit and discover which improvements deliver the biggest return for your landscape and budget.