Great Irrigation Starts with Great Coverage.
Green grass, blooming flowers and healthy trees all depend on consistent watering. Choosing the right lawn sprinkler means matching the irrigation method to the size and shape of the property, landscape design, available water and areas that need coverage.
Some properties may require more than one type of sprinkler to effectively water lawns, gardens, landscape beds and difficult-to-reach areas.
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Types of Lawn Sprinklers
Different landscapes call for different watering patterns. Compare sprinkler types to find the right balance of coverage, control and convenience.
Fixed Sprinklers
Fast, precise watering for smaller areas and difficult spaces. Fixed sprinklers provide economical coverage with multiple spray configurations available.
Impact Sprinklers
Adjustable watering patterns and dependable wide-area coverage. Impact sprinklers are less likely to clog and can perform well in windy conditions.
In-Ground Sprinkler Systems
Automatic lawn irrigation with programmable zones, timers and complete property coverage designed around different landscape watering needs.
Oscillating Sprinklers
Gentle, even watering across square and rectangular patterns. A practical choice when broad, consistent surface coverage is needed.
Rotating Sprinklers
Moving spray patterns distribute water evenly across the landscape. Adjustable jets and bases may provide additional control over the watering area.
Traveling Sprinklers
Cover wide areas by following a planned route across the lawn. Depending on the model, multiple patterns and automatic shutoff features may be available.
Sprinkler Hoses & Localized Irrigation
Sprinkler hoses provide lower-flow, localized watering for long strips of lawn, gardens and landscape beds where targeted irrigation is preferred.
More Than Just a Sprinkler Head.
A dependable residential irrigation system combines sprinkler coverage with the components needed to control, direct and deliver water throughout the landscape.
In-ground sprinkler systems can be divided into irrigation zones so lawns, landscape beds and gardens can receive watering based on their individual needs.
Get More from Your Lawn Irrigation System
Effective lawn irrigation depends on more than equipment. Weather, soil conditions and watering time all influence how efficiently your landscape uses water.
Morning watering can help reduce evaporation during hotter parts of the day.
Sandy, clay and loam soils absorb and retain irrigation water differently.
Adjust watering during rainfall, extreme heat and changing weather conditions.
Browning or slowed growth can indicate that additional moisture may be needed.
Sprinkler & Irrigation Products
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Lawn Sprinklers, Irrigation Systems & Sprinkler Supplies
All-Tex Irrigation & Supply carries lawn sprinklers, residential irrigation supplies, sprinkler heads, rotors, spray heads, irrigation controllers and lawn watering equipment for homeowners, landscapers and irrigation professionals. Find the components you need for new sprinkler systems, irrigation repairs and landscape watering.
