- Drip and rotary retrofits
- Separate valves by plant type
- Pressure regulation
- Built for 10 minute limits
Build For The Schedule
City rules limit landscape watering to three days a week, before 9 a.m. or after 4 p.m., and to the point of runoff at most. A system that needs 25 minutes a station will never work here. Matched rotary nozzles or drip fix that.
Rebate Ready Systems
Lawn to Garden requires efficient irrigation with pressure regulators and separate valves for each water zone. Standard fan spray heads count as inefficient, so they do not pass.
License Rule
State rule says any landscaping job of $1,000 or more in labor and materials needs a contractor license. Ask for the license number on your written estimate, and you can check any license at cslb.ca.gov.
Questions We Hear
Does irrigation work need a license?
CSLB lists irrigation systems among projects that need a contractor license at $1,000 and up.
Where We Do This Work
Where These Facts Come From
- Contractors State License Board, Choosing the Right Landscaper
- Long Beach Utilities, Lawn to Garden Terms
- Long Beach Utilities, Lawn to Garden Design Requirements
- City of Long Beach memo, Green Parkways Initiative Analysis, May 4 2026
- Long Beach Utilities, Water Use Restrictions
- City of Long Beach Public Works, Public Trees