Beautiful gardens. Less water. No watering cans.
We design and install smart irrigation systems for gardens, borders, hedges, pots and greenhouses — using precisely the right amount of water, exactly where your plants need it.
Most people don't want to know about emitters, pipe sizes or pump curves — they want their garden to look after itself.
Every system starts with a free assessment — we design around your garden, then give you a fixed price before any work starts.
Automatic drip irrigation, done properly.
Typical system: drip + timer
Multi-zone automation, built with drought in mind.
Typical system: multi-zone automatic irrigation
Rainwater-first watering, with mains as backup.
Typical system: rainwater harvesting + pump + irrigation + automation
A roof, a tank, and a pump can supply a genuine share of your garden's water — and it's yours to use without the restrictions that apply to mains water.
See what your roof could collect →The rules aren't one universal standard — each water company sets its own conditions for what's still allowed. We design systems around your supplier's actual rules, not a generic claim.
Understand your supplier's rules →An irrigation installer knows pumps and pipework. As a sister company to The Good Gardener, we also know what plants actually need — how hedges behave, how newly planted shrubs differ from established borders, how pots dry out faster than beds, and how demand changes through the seasons. We design irrigation around your garden, not just the easiest way to run a pipe.
Often yes — most water companies allow an approved drip or trickle system that isn't handheld, has a pressure-reducing valve and a timer, and delivers water directly to the soil without spray or run-off. The exact wording varies by supplier, so we check your specific water company's rules as part of your assessment rather than assuming one blanket answer.
It depends entirely on your garden's size and layout, which is why we quote after a free assessment rather than publishing a fixed price list. As a guide, systems typically start from £750 installed.
Yes — that's one of the most common reasons people get a system installed. A timer-controlled system waters on schedule whether you're home or not, and can be adjusted remotely on smart controller models.
For a garden of any real size, a stored-rainwater system can supply a meaningful share of your watering needs, and it sits outside mains water restrictions entirely. We'll size a system to your actual roof area and garden demand as part of your assessment, rather than guessing.
Free assessment, no obligation, fixed-price quotation.
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