Drip Systems

[Lawn Freak]

Does anyone offer drip irrigation for beds and such? I have done these systems before. I think I'll be adding it to my services for next season. Very simple to install and cheap on my end as far as purchasing the materials. I wouldn't need any special tools or anything. What do you guys think?

[Lawn Freak]

http://www.sprinklerwarehouse.com/Drip-Irrigation-s/24.htm

[Stuttering Stan]

Repost this in the irigation forum. You'll get quite a response.

[LawnMastersTx]

We offer drip in beds, but it is part of the irrigation that we do for our customers. It is easy sell around here, due to the high amount of minerals in the water. Keeps the stains off the houses plus is very water effiecient. Come Jan 1st in Texas, it will be a requirement for any space that is less that 4 feet in width or length.

[Lawn Freak]

Repost this in the irigation forum. You'll get quite a response.
I tried that but even though its a forum were you are supposed to ask questions and get help. They seemed to be quite amused and were total jerks.
We offer drip in beds, but it is part of the irrigation that we do for our customers. It is easy sell around here, due to the high amount of minerals in the water. Keeps the stains off the houses plus is very water effiecient. Come Jan 1st in Texas, it will be a requirement for any space that is less that 4 feet in width or length.
Thats an interesting "ordinance". I hope the ideal will take well and I will get a good response around here.

[Lawn Freak]

Any takers?

[The Elements Group]

why not ,it is inexpensive and it conserves water which is a main focus of my irrigation process. Installing drip is a money maker , also converting spray zones to drip is an advantage as well . good luck