How Much Water Does a Lawn Need?
Most Texas lawns thrive on about an inch of water per week including rainfall — far less than many people apply. Overwatering wastes money, invites disease, and creates shallow roots that struggle in the heat. The goal is deep, infrequent watering that trains roots to grow down.
Coverage Is Everything
Even the right amount of water does no good if coverage is uneven. That's why professional design matters: proper zoning and head spacing put water where the lawn needs it, so you don't overwater one area to keep another from going brown. Shaded and sunny areas belong on separate zones.
Let the System Do the Work
A well-designed system with a smart controller takes the guesswork out — it delivers the right amount, at the right time, and adjusts for weather. That's how you get a green lawn without a shocking water bill. Want yours dialed in? Call (325) 555-0138.