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Everything between the water and the ground.

Irrigation, pumps, tanks, filtration, bores and pipe supply. Whole systems from scratch, or the one part of an existing one that has stopped behaving.

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The full range, in detail.

Here is what each one actually involves.

Most requestedA tracked mini loader cutting a trench along the edge of a green lawn
01

Irrigation Design & Installation

The part people never see is the part that decides whether a system works. Zones are worked out against your water source and pressure, heads are chosen and spaced to actually cover the ground, and the trenching is set out before anything is opened up.

  • Pop-up sprinklers, drippers and micro-spray
  • Zones planned around your real pressure and flow
  • Solenoid valves, wiring and controllers
  • Trenching by tracked machine, backfilled and tidied
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02

Pumps Supplied, Installed & Serviced

A pump that is oversized, undersized or badly plumbed will cost you either water or a pump. Pumps are matched to the head and flow the system actually needs, mounted on a solid base, and wired and plumbed so they can be serviced without pulling half the job apart.

  • Pressure pumps, transfer pumps and controllers
  • Mounted, plumbed and wired to be serviceable
  • Existing pumps repaired or replaced
  • Suction, foot valves and non-return gear sorted
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03

Water Tanks & Rainwater Systems

Storage is only useful if it fills, holds and delivers. Tanks are set on a proper base, plumbed to their inlets and overflows, tied into the pump and filter side, and connected so house, garden and stock draw from the right place.

  • Poly and corrugated steel tanks
  • Bases, stands and tie-downs
  • Inlets, overflows and tank-to-tank plumbing
  • Tank, pump and filtration set up as one system
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A pump, filter and yellow pressure tank mounted on a frame beside a tank
04

Filtration & Water Treatment

Bore, dam and river water carries grit, and grit is what blocks drippers and chews out sprinkler seals. Filters are sized to the flow, fitted where they can actually be cleaned, and paired with the pressure gear that keeps the system steady.

  • Screen, disc and inline filtration
  • Filters sized to flow and mounted to be serviced
  • Pressure tanks, gauges and regulation
  • Flushing points so lines can be cleared
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05

Bores, Risers & Stock Water

Out of town the water usually starts underground. Bore pumps, risers, headworks and the poly that runs from them are put in so they can be isolated, drained and worked on, rather than dug up every time something needs attention.

  • Bore pumps, risers and headworks
  • Poly mains run out to tanks and troughs
  • Isolation valves and drain points fitted
  • Existing bore and stock lines repaired
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06

Irrigation Parts & Pipe Supply

Plenty of people want to run their own line and just need the right gear and a straight answer about what will work. Poly pipe, fittings, valves, sprinklers, drippers and controllers can be supplied on their own, with advice on sizing thrown in.

  • Poly pipe and fittings by the coil or the metre
  • Sprinklers, drippers and risers
  • Solenoid valves, wire and controllers
  • Straight advice on sizing before you buy
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Mulched garden beds and a brick edge beside a pool fence
07

Landscaping & Property Maintenance

Irrigation rarely arrives on its own. Ground gets shaped and prepared, beds and edges get formed, and the site gets put back the way it should be once the pipe is in the ground.

  • Ground preparation and levelling
  • Garden beds, edging and mulching
  • Machine work with a tracked mini loader
  • Site left tidy and backfill made good
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Also on the shelf.

Gear that can be supplied on its own, with advice on sizing before you buy.

  • Poly pipe and fittings
  • Solenoid valves
  • Controllers and wiring
  • Sprinklers and pop-ups
  • Drippers and micro-spray
  • Filters and pressure gear
  • Tank fittings
  • Risers and valve boxes
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New system, or the one that has stopped working.

Plenty of the work is fixing what is already there. Dead zones, blocked drippers, a pump that short-cycles, a controller nobody can make sense of, a line that was never sized for the pressure. Tell David what it is doing and get a straight answer on whether it is worth repairing or reworking.

Where the work happens.

Dubbo and surrounding areas. Three kinds of job, and the same approach to all of them.

Town blocks

Front and back lawns, gardens and beds. Usually town water, so the design is about zoning it sensibly and keeping the trenching neat around what is already there.

Acreage and lifestyle blocks

Bigger areas, longer runs and usually a tank or a bore in the mix. Storage, pump and filtration are set up as one system rather than three separate purchases.

Farms and sheds

Mains lines out to tanks and troughs, shed and yard supply, bore headworks and the isolation valves that let one section be worked on without shutting the lot down.

Service questions.

Not covered here? Call or text David on 0448 973 510.

How long does an install take?

A domestic system is usually a short job once the design is settled; bigger properties and mains runs take longer. You get a realistic timeframe with the quote, and an update at each stage rather than silence.

Will the lawn be wrecked?

Trenching by tracked machine keeps the cut narrow, and the ground is backfilled and made good afterwards. It grows back over fast, and the job is left tidy rather than left for you.

Can you add to a system that is already in?

Usually, but it depends on what is left in the supply. The existing pressure and flow get measured first, because adding zones to a system that is already at its limit just starves everything.

Do you supply the pump and tank too?

Yes. Tanks, stands, pumps, filters and pressure gear can all come with the job, sized to the system rather than picked off a shelf and hoped for.

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