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Sprinkler Systems

Pop-up spray and rotor systems for uniform coverage of lawns and large areas. Contact the experts at Landscapify for your free estimate today.

In-Ground Sprinkler Systems

Set it and forget it. Keep your lawn lush and green all summer with a professionally installed sprinkler system.

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Sprinkler Systems project portfolio, Landscapify Vancouver landscaping
Sprinkler Systems project portfolio, Landscapify Vancouver landscaping
Sprinkler Systems project portfolio, Landscapify Vancouver landscaping
Sprinkler Systems project portfolio, Landscapify Vancouver landscaping
Sprinkler Systems project portfolio, Landscapify Vancouver landscaping

Why Choose Our Sprinkler Systems?

  • Green lawn all summer
  • Automated
  • Even coverage
  • Value addition

Our Process

1

Trench

We use a vibratory plow to pull pipe without destroying your lawn.

2

Heads

Sprinkler heads are installed flush with the soil grade.

3

Adjust

Nozzles are adjusted to prevent overspray on driveways.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will installing a sprinkler system damage my existing lawn?

We use a vibratory plow that slices a narrow seam through the turf rather than digging open trenches, so root structure stays mostly intact. The seams typically knit back together within a week or two once you water normally, and on most Vancouver lawns you can't tell where the pipe runs by the end of the season.

What does a typical sprinkler system cost in Vancouver?

A straightforward residential install on a standard city lot runs around $3,500 to $6,500 CAD for 4-6 zones with pop-up heads and a basic controller. Larger properties in North Van, West Van, or out toward the Fraser Valley with multiple zones, rotor heads, and a smart controller tend to land between $7,000 and $12,000.

How many zones does my property actually need?

Zones are determined by water pressure and the flow rate of each head, not just lot size. A typical 33-foot Vancouver lot has enough supply for one zone at a time, so we usually design 4-6 zones that cycle sequentially: front lawn, back lawn, boulevard, and separate low-flow zones for beds.

Do I need a backflow preventer to meet Vancouver code?

Yes. Metro Vancouver and the City of Vancouver require a testable backflow preventer (typically a DCVA or PVB) on any irrigation connection to prevent contamination of the drinking water supply. We install the correct device for your setup and can coordinate the annual certified test that the city requires.

How do sprinkler systems handle Vancouver's summer watering restrictions?

Metro Vancouver's lawn-watering regulations run May 1 to October 15 and restrict automated systems to one morning per week at specific hours depending on your address. We program your controller to match the current stage, and a Wi-Fi controller lets us adjust it remotely when the region moves between Stage 1 and Stage 2.

Professional sprinkler systems adds lasting value, function, and curb appeal to your property. At Landscapify, we pair considered design with durable materials and plantings suited to the Pacific Northwest climate (Zone 8b), and we back every installation with our workmanship warranty. From the first consultation to the final walkthrough, our team handles the details so the result lasts.

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