Only the sprinkler components we trust on our own homes.
Pro Green exclusively installs contractor-grade sprinkler products from Hunter, Rain Bird and other manufacturers we have trusted for decades — chosen for reliability, serviceability and long warranties that protect your investment.
The hidden architecture of a healthy lawn.
A Pro Green sprinkler system is built from five precisely-matched components, selected for your property, sourced from manufacturers we have trusted for literally decades.
01 · Timers & Controllers
The brains of the system. Modern Hunter and Rain Bird controllers program by calendar day, odd/even, or weekly schedules — and some can integrate with smart-home and Wi-Fi platforms.
02 · Electric Valves
The gates between zones. Pro Green uses 1-inch electric valves, not 3/4-inch like most competitors, for better quality and performance.
03 · Sprinkler Heads
Rain Bird spray heads for narrow beds and small turf areas; Rain Bird pop-up rotors for larger lawns, adjustable from 20 to 45 feet of throw.
04 · Pipe & Fittings
We use mainly 1" underground polyethylene pipe and fittings laid by trenchless pipe-pulling machines — pipe of a gauge that withstands GTA winters for decades.
05 · Rain Sensors
Wireless Hunter Rain Sensors. When the sky does the watering for you, the rain sensor pauses the system automatically.
06 · Optional Add-Ons
Smart-phone controlled Wi-Fi controllers, by Hunter Hydrawise.
How we pick what goes into your system.
Three criteria govern every component choice. Serviceability — can our technicians fix it now, or a decade from now? Reliability — can we rely on our manufacturers' products working year after year, decade after decade, and will they still be available in the future if changes need to be made? Consistency — we use similar products and materials for our clients, and because of that we get a consistency which benefits our clients and their systems.
- Contractor-grade only
- Full manufacturer warranties
- Long-stocked replacement parts
- Smart-home compatibility on request
How the right combination is chosen.
Picking components is not a catalogue exercise — it is a conversation between site conditions, planting and how the homeowner actually uses the property.
Installation design
At the installation, we arrive and set up an irrigation test line to see how many heads can be run at a time for proper performance.
Reading the property
Larger areas call for rotors or gear heads, smaller areas generally use spray heads, and even smaller areas require microspray heads or sometimes dripline.
Sizing for future expansion
We size pipe and choose transformers with room to grow, so the next addition is a service call rather than a redesign.
Picking the controller you will actually use
Some homeowners want a Wi-Fi controller in their smart-home dashboard; others want a simple traditional automatic controller for their irrigation. We install and service both.
Sensors that earn their keep
A wireless rain sensor is an option for every system that we install. Wi-Fi controllers can be adapted to be used with or without a rain sensor.
Putting it in writing
A written estimate is given or emailed with every estimate, showing the details of the irrigation system to be installed.
Product Questions, Answered
How to think about the components that quietly make your lawn work.
Why contractor-grade and not retail products?
Retail-shelf sprinkler parts are designed to a price point; contractor-grade products are designed for serviceability and longevity. The difference can show up right away, or show up in a few years after the other installer is long gone — retail systems become unreliable and unserviceable while a Pro Green sprinkler system is just settling in.
Can I control my sprinkler system from my phone?
Yes. We install Wi-Fi-enabled controllers from Hunter (Hydrawise) on request.
How does the rain sensor save water?
It pauses the irrigation cycle when natural rainfall reaches a threshold and resumes once the soil has dried.
Do you handle drip irrigation for flowerbeds?
Pro Green uses drip-line irrigation generally only where other types of irrigation heads are not possible. There are times where drip irrigation makes sense, but other types of heads including sprays and microspray generally work better long term and are much more reliable and serviceable options.
What happens to parts that wear out?
Pro Green systems are built to last many seasons and decades, but rest assured that the products we use that can wear can be replaced and serviced by our service technicians for many years to come as needed.