Stop spraying the shrubs. Start feeding the roots.
Converting existing spray zones in beds to drip, reusing the valves and adding filters and pressure regulators, to cut waste and improve plant health.
- Reuses: Existing valves and mainline
- Adds: Filter, regulator, drip tubing
- Time: Half a day to 1 day
What it is, and why it matters.
Many existing systems water shrub beds with the same spray heads as the lawn, which wastes water and can promote disease. Converting those zones to drip reuses your valves and often your main pipe: we cap the spray risers, add a filter and pressure regulator at the valve and lay drip tubing in the bed.
We keep lawn and bed zones separate, since converting a mixed zone does not work. In Nashville, where established beds around older homes often get overspray from lawn heads, conversion plus a few nozzle changes can fix both problems in a day.
Four things done right.
Reuses what you have
Valves and pipe stay in place.
Right components
Filter and regulator on every converted zone.
Zones separated
Lawn and beds on their own schedules.
Overspray fixed
Spray that hits siding or walks gets adjusted too.
From first visit to spray-to-drip conversion.
- 01
Review zones
Find spray zones that serve beds.
- 02
Plan conversion
Separate any mixed zones.
- 03
Convert
Cap risers and install drip components.
- 04
Test and tune
Flush, check flow and set run times.
Spray-to-Drip Conversion across Middle Tennessee.
We do this work in 28 cities, from downtown Nashville to Franklin, Murfreesboro and beyond.
Spray-to-Drip Conversion: common questions
Can I convert my existing sprinklers to drip?
Yes, for beds. We reuse the valve, add a filter and regulator and lay drip tubing. Lawn zones should stay on sprays or rotors.
Will drip save water?
Typically, because it wastes far less to evaporation and overspray. The amount depends on how the beds were watered before.
How do I get a price for spray-to-drip conversion?
Fill in the form or call 615-431-3789. We schedule a free visit, measure and test your system or yard and send a written proposal that lists exactly what is included.
Ready to talk about spray-to-drip conversion?
A free visit and a written proposal. A real person calls back, usually the same day.