A front lawn that looks great from the street.
Front-yard irrigation with tight arcs along drives and walks, drip for foundation beds and a quiet, discreet layout that keeps curb appeal green.
- Typical zones: 2 to 4 front zones
- Edge control: Tight-radius nozzles
- Beds: Drip on a separate zone
What it is, and why it matters.
Front yards have the toughest edges: driveways, sidewalks, curbs and the house wall. Spray that lands on pavement is wasted and can stain concrete and siding. We use tight-radius nozzles, edge heads set back from hardscape and separate zones for the lawn, the foundation beds and the street-side strip, since each has different sun and water needs.
Around Nashville, many front lawns are hot, south-facing and bordered by trees, so the sun and shade vary a lot. We tune each zone to its exposure and put beds and shrubs on drip so the house stays dry and the plants get a slow, deep drink.
Four things done right.
Water on the lawn only
Arcs set to avoid drives, walks and siding.
Separate bed zones
Drip for shrubs and foundation planting.
Sun and shade tuned
Run times matched to each exposure.
Low-profile heads
Flush, discreet and tidy.
From first visit to front yard sprinkler systems.
- 01
Walk the front yard
Mark edges, beds and problem spots.
- 02
Zone and lay out
Plan lawn, strip and bed zones.
- 03
Install and adjust
Set heads, drip and valves and tune the spray.
- 04
Fine-tune
Check for overspray and dry spots after the first week.
Front Yard Sprinkler Systems across Middle Tennessee.
We do this work in 28 cities, from downtown Nashville to Franklin, Murfreesboro and beyond.
Front Yard Sprinkler Systems: common questions
Can you stop my sprinklers from hitting the driveway?
Almost always. Tight-radius nozzles, adjusted arcs and edge heads set back from pavement keep water on the lawn. We check for overspray when we test each zone.
Should foundation beds be on drip?
Usually yes. Drip waters slowly at the roots without soaking the foundation or the wall.
How do I get a price for front yard sprinkler systems?
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 front yard sprinkler systems?
A free visit and a written proposal. A real person calls back, usually the same day.