Landscape & irrigation in Nampa: what to know.
- Ditch and canal water. Ditch water often needs a pump and filter before it reaches the sprinklers. Screens clog with debris through the season.
- Pressurized systems in new subdivisions. Newer neighborhoods more often have pressurized irrigation, which works differently from a pump off the ditch.
- Clay soil drainage. Heavy clay holds water at the surface. Shorter, repeated watering cycles soak in better.
What’s included.
Idaho has no state landscaping license, so we check contractor registration, insurance, references and a finished install. Firms that apply fertilizer with weed control or other pesticides must hold an Idaho State Department of Agriculture applicator license, which we verify. More on landscape & irrigation across the Valley →
- Sprinkler repair and zone troubleshooting
- New irrigation systems and drip conversions
- Controller and smart controller upgrades
- Landscape design and installation
- Drainage and grading fixes
- Sod and seeding