What is Modified Phase III watering in Tampa Bay?

Southwest Florida Water Management District’s extreme-shortage order (extended through October 1, 2026 unless changed) limits most of our service counties to one lawn-watering day per week, 12:01–4 a.m. or 8 p.m.–11:59 p.m. Unincorporated Hillsborough uses the last digit of the house number. Tampa, Plant City, and Temple Terrace publish their own calendars. We program the clock to the rule that applies to your address.

Can a new irrigation system still establish plants?

Yes. New sod and plants get a short District establishment exception, still inside allowed hours. After that you return to one day per week. We design hydrozones and micro-irrigation for shrubs where rules allow so the legal window actually grows something.

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Irrigation system installation, repair, and tuning for Tampa Bay — efficient zones, sprinkler head alignment, valve service, and schedules built for Florida water rules and heat.

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40+ years
Owner-led
Based in Seffner

How we actually work

Irrigation Systems built for Tampa Bay soils and water rules

Irrigation in our counties is a compliance system. Modified Phase III Extreme shortage (extended through October 1, 2026 unless changed) means one legal watering day, tight hours, and citations without a warning in many jurisdictions. We install, repair, and reprogram clocks so you are legal and the plants still establish.

What we fix on existing systems

Misaligned heads, mixed precipitation rates, broken valves, clocks still on a two-day schedule, and rain sensors unplugged. A catch-cup audit on a Tampa Bay lot usually shows one zone flooding and one in dust.

New systems

Hydrozones match plant water need. Micro-irrigation for shrubs is allowed more often than spray turf under District rules — we use that where it fits. Smart controllers help, but they still need the correct day and window programmed.

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Pick the city page for local soils, watering notes, and a direct consult path. These are the neighborhoods we walk most from Darlington Oak Drive.

How a irrigation project starts

Step 1
Free on-site consult
Keith or the team walks your Tampa Bay property, notes sun, drainage, HOA needs, and how you use the yard.
Step 2
Clear scope & estimate
You get a written plan for Irrigation — materials, timeline, and price — before work starts.
Step 3
Owner-led install
Work is built for Hillsborough, Pinellas, Pasco, Hernando & Manatee counties heat and storms, with quality checks on site — not a handoff to strangers.
Step 4
Walkthrough & support
We review the finished job with you and remain a local call away at (813) 720-3166 for follow-ups.

Talk to the owner

Clock on the wrong day? Call (813) 720-3166. We set Seffner and Hillsborough schedules correctly.

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Testimonials

“Keith walked the yard with us, explained every option, and the finished beds look better than we pictured.”
Tampa homeowner
“Our paver patio and lighting changed how we use the backyard at night. Clean install, no mess left behind.”
Brandon
“Irrigation finally covers the dry spots. Summer heat used to brown half the lawn — not anymore.”
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