Most contractors make you call just to get a number. We don't believe in that. Here's what irrigation work actually costs in your area.
Scope of work estimator — not a final quote. Every range on this page is based on real jobs we complete in Polk and Hillsborough County. All Goterra pricing is all-inclusive — newly installed materials and professional workmanship under one flat rate. Your exact price is confirmed during a free on-site assessment before any work begins. We will never start a job without giving you a firm number first.
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Whether it's a broken head, a zone that won't respond, or a pipe that's leaking underground — every repair is quoted all-inclusive. That means newly installed materials and professional workmanship under one flat rate. No hourly charges, no add-ons after the fact.
Broken or sunken heads are the most common irrigation issue. We replace or reposition heads as needed — all newly installed materials and workmanship under one price.
A standard head sprays at whatever pressure is coming through the pipe — which fluctuates constantly. Pressure-regulated heads lock that pressure in at a consistent level, so every head in your yard delivers the same even coverage. Less dry spots. Less water wasted as mist. And heads that hold up significantly longer.
When a valve fails, that zone either runs constantly or won't come on at all. We carry common valve components on every truck — most valve repairs are done same visit. Backflow preventers are required by Florida law and must be tested annually.
A wet spot that shows up when irrigation runs usually means a pipe break underground. We dig, repair, and restore the area. All-inclusive pricing covers excavation, materials, and workmanship.
Breaks under concrete or near tree roots may require a diagnostic visit first to confirm scope before a firm price is given.
If your system runs right after it rains, your controller isn't doing its job. We install Hunter Hydrawise as our standard smart option — you control it from your phone and it adjusts automatically based on local weather.
Drip irrigation delivers water slowly right at the base of plants — ideal for flower beds, shrubs, and gardens. It uses significantly less water than spray heads and qualifies for SWFWMD water rebates in many areas.
We run through your system, test each zone, trace wires, and check pressure to find exactly what's causing the problem. You'll get a clear explanation and a firm repair price before we do anything.
Beyond standard repairs, some properties need larger-scale work — upgrading a pump, adding filtration, or converting zones to drip. All-inclusive pricing covers materials and professional workmanship.
Many Polk County properties use a private well or draw irrigation water from an on-site lake. An undersized pump means low pressure across every zone. We size, supply, and install the full assembly.
Pump scope is always confirmed on-site — water depth, draw distance, and GPM requirements must be measured before a firm price can be given.
Well and lake water often contains debris and iron that clogs nozzles and stains driveways. A filtration system protects every component downstream.
A new system from Goterra is completely all-inclusive — design, trenching, materials, and workmanship under one flat rate. We pull every permit required and guarantee every inspection passes.
City water, private well, or lake draw — each requires a different pipe size, pump setup, or filtration system.
Your smart controller needs power. Where the nearest outlet or panel is located affects wire runs and controller placement.
The shape of your yard, number of watered areas, and where beds are located determine how many zones your system needs.
Existing concrete, tree roots, hardscape, and utility lines all affect how we trench and how long the job takes.
A "zone" is one section of your yard that waters independently. Most Polk and Hillsborough County homes need between 6 and 10 zones. Ranges below assume standard city water and typical terrain.
Common add-ons: hand trenching in tight areas (+$500–$700/zone), permit when required (+$400–$600), rotor zone upgrade (+$200–$300/zone), water jets for large trees (+$250–$350 each).
We install landscape lighting and drainage systems throughout Polk and Hillsborough County. Detailed pricing guides are on the way.
We're a state-licensed irrigation contractor (License #SCC131154417). Every job that requires a permit gets one pulled — and every inspection is guaranteed to pass. We put that in writing.
On-site assessments are free. We walk your property, scope the work, and give you a firm number before anything starts.
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