Pagan Irrigation

About Pagan Irrigation

July turns everything a shade paler — two dry weeks and a lawn goes brittle underfoot. Pagan Irrigation exists for exactly that stretch: sprinkler systems installed, zones tuned, heads aimed so the water lands on grass instead of the driveway. The year has its own order — start-ups once the frost lets go, repairs and adjustments through the growing months, and the fall blowout that empties the lines before the first hard freeze. A well-run system is invisible work, which is the pride of it: nobody sees the pipe, everybody sees the green. Some yards climb, dip and sit under old shade, and each one gets laid out for the ground it actually has.