Sedona Irrigation

About Sedona Irrigation

Nothing in Sedona matters more than water and where it decides to go. In late July the storms stack up over the Mogollon Rim by two in the afternoon, come down hard for forty minutes, and leave the washes loud and the yards steaming. Sedona Irrigation works with that rhythm on lawns around town — mowing and trimming when the grass leaps after a soaking, clearing the debris runoff drags in, keeping turf and borders in order between the rains. There's a real satisfaction in a lawn that stays even and green through a summer this dry, cut clean the day after a downpour. The rest of the year the sky keeps its water to itself; the work carries on either way.