Irrigation Services for Industrial Sites

Industrial and warehouse sites tend to have a lot of irrigated landscape that nobody looks at closely: long street frontages, parkway strips, parking lot islands, and perimeter slopes. Systems on these sites often run for years without attention until a broken line floods a driveway or a citation arrives for runoff.

We maintain, repair, and upgrade irrigation on industrial properties across Los Angeles County, so the landscape stays compliant and out of the way of operations.

Common issues on industrial sites

• Long wire runs and aging wiring. Valves spread across large sites are connected by long, old wire runs that fail and are hard to trace.
• Runoff into streets and storm drains. In nearly all of Los Angeles County, local water rules prohibit irrigation runoff onto sidewalks and streets, and overspray along frontages is a common cause.
• Damage from vehicles and equipment. Heads, valve boxes, and lines near drive aisles and loading areas get broken often.
• Zones nobody can reach. Valves cut off by new paving or construction stop working and get forgotten.
• Backflow compliance. Backflow assemblies generally need testing every year, and failed devices need repair.

How we help

• Irrigation audits. We test every controller, valve, and zone and report what to repair or modify, zone by zone. See irrigation audits.
• Two-wire systems. On large sites, a two-wire system replaces bundles of long wire runs with a single cable path that is easier to expand and troubleshoot.
• Wireless valve connections. Valves cut off by paving or construction can be brought back under control without trenching.
• Runoff control. Nozzle changes, drip conversion, pressure regulation, and cycle-and-soak schedules keep water on the landscape.
• Backflow testing and repair. We test backflow assemblies and repair or replace the ones that fail.
• 24-hour response. We respond to repair requests within 24 hours, with a one-year warranty on repair work.

Visibility without site visits

Smart controllers from Hunter and HydroPoint, paired with flow meters, alert your team and ours when a line breaks and can shut the zone down. With our water management service, you get monthly flow and system health reports, including wireless connection uptime.

Where we work

We serve industrial and warehouse properties throughout Los Angeles County, including Burbank, Glendale, Sun Valley, and the wider San Fernando and San Gabriel valleys.