Smart controllers and drip systems designed for Foster City's climate. Cut outdoor water use 50-70% and qualify for water district rebates.
Get Free Estimate (650) 727-5887Drip systems, smart controllers, and sprinkler conversions built for Peninsula conditions.

California native yards that save water and look beautiful year-round.
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Lawn-free designs with succulents, gravel paths, and bold plant groupings.
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Weekly or bi-weekly service. Edging, blow-down, and bagging included.
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Eco-friendly methods to keep beds, paths, and driveways weed-free.
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Custom designs from concept to install. Stunning yards built to your taste.
Learn moreSmart controllers and drip systems. Cut water use 50-70% and qualify for rebates.
Learn morePatios, walkways, retaining walls, and driveways built to last.
Learn moreCustom design plans for your full yard from concept to complete install.
Learn moreWater goes to roots, not sidewalks. Required for most rebate programs.
Succulents on one zone, shrubs on another. Each plant type gets exactly the water it needs, nothing wasted.
Weather-based controllers adjust automatically for Foster City conditions - cutting water use another 15-25%.
We convert existing spray heads to drip emitters without tearing out your whole system.
Drip irrigation is required for most Peninsula turf replacement rebates. We document everything needed.
Free in-person estimate. We'll show you exactly what's possible - no pressure.
Get Free EstimateCosts vary by yard size and number of zones. Contact us for a free written estimate after a site visit.
Yes. We convert traditional spray heads to drip emitters and add smart weather-based controllers to any existing system.
Drip delivers water directly to root zones with almost no evaporation or runoff. Combined with drought-tolerant planting it cuts outdoor use 50-70%.
Yes. Weather-based controllers use local Foster City weather data to skip watering after rain and reduce it during cool periods.
For most Peninsula water district turf replacement rebates, yes. Replanted areas must be served by drip or bubbler irrigation, not spray heads.