Proper residential irrigation installation, operation and maintenance helps you do your part in conserving water, our most valuable natural resource, reducing erosion – and saving money – all while having a beautiful landscape.
We design, install, maintain, upgrade and repair irrigation systems, winterize your sprinkler system, and inspect and startup your system in the spring. All to keep your landscape healthy.
Our business principles are simple: provide you, the client, not only with a properly working irrigation system, a memorable service experience, but also an education regarding a more efficient and responsible water use program for your landscape.
Water resources, always precious in the West, are slowly disappearing, and one consequence is that the cost of water continues to rise. Learning to utilize our precious resources more responsibly and economically will allow us to continue to enjoy the benefits of a lush and green landscape. This can be done by paying greater attention to irrigation systems – by routine maintenance and upgrading to using modern, efficient materials and equipment that will improve water efficiency, using less water for the same results.
Technology changes every day and we can provide you with easy to use, remotely accessible, weather-dependent, and other features that make conserving water and having a beautiful landscape synonymous.
Anything Irrigation was created to provide the residential customer with technicians equipped with knowledge of today’s irrigation products and services. We want to help you do your part for the environment by ensuring that the products and methods used for irrigation meet today’s standards and can operate with very little intervention from the user. Effectively irrigating a property, with little waste and much efficiency, involves more than just fixing a broken part. We strive to guarantee satisfaction with our services by being reliable and affordable.
Located in the Denver Metro Area, Anything Irrigation offers services to property owners that are looking for a conservative approach to water management for their gardens, potted plants and other horticultural needs in South Metro Denver including Parker, Castle Rock, Castle Pines, Aurora, Highlands Ranch, Littleton and Elbert County.
Your sprinklers are off. Does your landscape still need water? Yes. Sometimes. That answer surprises a lot of Colorado homeowners. When the sprinkler system is
If you have an automatic sprinkler system in the Denver area, add October 1, 2026 to your calendar. Because of worsening drought conditions, Denver Water has formally set an end to the 2026 lawn-watering season. Beginning October 1, watering grass and using spray (sprinkler) irrigation systems are prohibited under the new drought restrictions. Trees, shrubs and perennials may still be watered by hand or with qualifying low-volume, non-spray irrigation.
For homeowners with in-ground irrigation systems, that makes this a good time to schedule sprinkler winterization.
Table of Contents Denver Water Declared Stage 1 Drought, March 2026 South Denver is in the middle of an unusually serious drought. Denver Water declared
South Denver Water Authority Restrictions List The summer drought is in full swing, and most, if not all, water districts have adopted some degree of
We are all aware of the severe water shortage affecting the Front Range and surrounding communities. It’s unprecedented, and there’s no clear end in sight.
