Irrigation
Sprinkler Systems · Drip Irrigation · Smart Controls · Backflow Testing
Olive Branch Landscape Management installs, repairs and maintains sprinkler systems and drip irrigation for homes and businesses in Conway, Faulkner County and the Little Rock metro, including Greenbrier, Vilonia, Mayflower, Maumelle and Sherwood. Central Arkansas summers are hot and dry, and heavy clay soil takes water in slowly, so a system that runs too long or sprays the sidewalk wastes water and still leaves brown spots. We design zones around your lawn, beds and sun, set smart controls that follow the weather and keep your system running with repairs and seasonal tune-ups. We also offer in-house certified RP backflow testing and repair. Call (501) 513-7573 for a free estimate.
Every system starts with how your yard actually takes water, so you get even coverage without runoff or waste.
We test water pressure and flow and map sun, shade and slope so every head and drip line is sized for the space it waters.
Lawn, shrubs and beds get separate zones with the right heads or drip line, so each gets the water it needs and nothing more.
Clay soil absorbs water slowly, so we split run times into short cycles that soak in deep instead of running off into the street.
Wi-Fi controllers and rain sensors adjust watering to the weather, cutting water bills and skipping cycles after storms.
Our in-house certified backflow testers handle RP (reduced pressure) assemblies for commercial and residential properties in Conway and Central Arkansas. We test your device, repair or rebuild it if it fails, and turn the test paperwork in to the city for you, so your annual backflow test is one less thing to track.
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Sprinkler systems with spray and rotor heads are best for lawns. They cover large areas evenly. Drip irrigation is best for shrub beds, trees and gardens. It delivers water right at the roots with almost no waste, which matters in an Arkansas summer. Most yards need both: sprinklers on the grass and drip in the beds, run on separate zones from one controller.
Conway’s clay soil soaks up water slowly and bakes hard in July and August. Long, heavy run times send most of the water down the driveway, while shallow daily watering keeps roots near the surface where they burn. A zoned system with cycle and soak timing waters deeper and less often, so turf and shrubs root down and hold up through the heat.
New in-ground sprinkler systems designed in zones for lawns and beds.
Broken heads, leaks, bad valves, wiring and controller problems fixed fast.
Water-saving drip lines for shrub beds, trees and gardens.
Spring start-ups, fall shutdowns and winter blowouts that protect pipes and heads from Arkansas freezes.
Wi-Fi controllers and rain sensors that cut water use and adjust watering to the weather.
In-house certified testing and repair for commercial and residential RP assemblies. We turn the paperwork in to the city for you.
These are typical installed ranges for irrigation work around Conway. Every quote is itemized after a free on-site visit.
| Project | Typical installed cost | What moves the price |
|---|---|---|
| New sprinkler system (average home) | $3,500 to $7,500 | Lot size, number of zones |
| Sprinkler repair visit | $125 to $350 | Parts and labor |
| Drip irrigation for beds | $600 to $1,800 per zone | Bed size, plant count |
| Spring start-up or winterization | $75 to $150 | Number of zones |
| Smart controller upgrade | $250 to $600 | Controller model, zones |
| RP backflow test | $75 to $150 | Per device, annual |
Lot size, number of zones, water pressure and how far lines run from the water source all affect the price.
We design irrigation around the whole yard, not just the lawn. Because the same crew installs your beds, turf and drainage, we know where every line runs and how each area should be watered. You get one local team for installs, repairs, tune-ups and backflow testing.
Free estimates · One crew · Start to finish
We check your yard, sun, slope, soil and water pressure and talk through what you want watered.
We map zones, heads and drip lines and give you an itemized quote before any work starts.
We trench, install and backfill, then restore turf and beds.
We test every zone, set your controller and show you how to run it.
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We install and repair irrigation across Faulkner County and Central Arkansas, including Greenbrier, Vilonia, Mayflower, Maumelle, North Little Rock and Sherwood. See all of our service areas.
Olive Branch Landscape Management
15 B Mill Pond Rd, Conway, AR 72034
(501) 513-7573
Most Central Arkansas homes pay $3,500 to $7,500 for a new in-ground sprinkler system. Lot size, number of zones and water pressure set the final price.
Yes. We fix broken heads, leaks, bad valves, wiring and controllers on most brands, even if we did not install the system.
Sprinklers are best for lawns. Drip is best for shrub beds, trees and gardens because it waters the roots directly and wastes less water.
Most lawns need about 1 inch of water a week, applied in two or three deep cycles early in the morning instead of short daily runs.
Yes. Olive Branch has in-house certified backflow testers for commercial and residential RP assemblies. We test the device, repair it if it fails and turn the paperwork in to the city for you.
Yes. We offer fall shutdowns and winter blowouts to protect pipes and heads from freezes, plus spring start-ups to get your system running again.
Yes. We serve Faulkner County and Central Arkansas, including Greenbrier, Vilonia, Mayflower, Maumelle, North Little Rock and Sherwood.
Tell us what your yard needs. We’ll check your system, recommend a fix and give you an itemized estimate.