Irrigation Company in Flower Mound

Name: Conserva Irrigation of Northwest Dallas
Address: 8710 Cedar Ridge,, Lantana, TX, 76226
Telephone: (469) 908-4716

Commercial & Residential Irrigation Services Built Around Water Conservation

Conserva Irrigation of Northwest Dallas provides commercial and residential irrigation services in Flower Mound, TX, with a model built around one purpose: reducing the water your system wastes. Inefficient sprinkler systems account for a significant share of residential water bills, and most of that waste is fixable. Every service we offer, from new installations to routine maintenance, is designed to bring that waste down.

We serve Flower Mound and surrounding Denton County communities including Lantana and Denton. Whether you’re managing a residential lawn or a commercial property, our team handles the full system so you don’t have to coordinate multiple vendors.

Ready to find out how much water your system is wasting? First-time customers can schedule a free sprinkler system inspection (system must be fully operational at time of inspection). Call us at (469) 908-4716 or reach out online to get started.

Irrigation Services We Offer in Flower Mound

We handle every stage of an irrigation system’s life: new installs, existing system repairs, efficiency upgrades, and year-round maintenance, all from a single irrigation-focused team.

Our full list of services includes:

Irrigation Installation: New system design and installation for residential and commercial properties, sized and zoned to match your landscape
Irrigation Repair: Diagnosis and repair of leaks, misaligned heads, pressure issues, and valve failures
Drip Irrigation: Targeted watering delivered directly to root zones, reducing evaporation and runoff
Sprinkler System Inspection: Free for first-time customers with a fully operational system; generates a System Efficiency Score identifying exactly what’s wasting water
Winterization and Southern Winterization: Seasonal preparation to protect your system before and after cooler months
Drainage Solutions: Grading and pooling issues that undermine system performance

Conserva Club Maintenance Packages

Keeping a sprinkler system running efficiently requires regular attention. Our Conserva Club membership plans make that straightforward. The Nice ‘N Easy plan starts at $250 per year and includes two annual inspections. The Full Season plan starts at $495 per year and includes four annual inspections. Both plans include an optional Water Like a Pro add-on.

Why Flower Mound Property Owners Choose Conserva Irrigation of Northwest Dallas

Our approach to irrigation starts with measurement. Every inspection generates a System Efficiency Score that shows you exactly where water is being lost and what it would take to fix it. From there, our 5-step process moves through urgent repairs, performance optimization, technology upgrades, and ongoing maintenance. It’s a defined path from inefficient to optimized, not a one-time service call.

We’re partnered with Toro and Hunter, giving our customers access to smart irrigation controllers that adjust watering schedules based on real-time weather data. Technology upgrades like these can reduce water usage by 40% to 60%. Typical savings is between 40% and 60%. Results not guaranteed.

Conserva Irrigation of Northwest Dallas holds an EPA WaterSense badge, recognizing our commitment to water efficiency standards set by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Owner Talitha Schmidt has been recognized with a Leading Women award. We stand behind every job with a satisfaction guarantee.

Schedule Your Free Inspection in Flower Mound

If you haven’t had your system inspected, that’s the right place to start. First-time customers with a fully operational system can schedule a free inspection at no cost. We can assess performance, score efficiency, and walk you through what we find. No pressure, no obligation.

Call (469) 908-4716 or request service online to schedule your free inspection with Conserva Irrigation of Northwest Dallas.

What a Complete Irrigation System Actually Includes

Most homeowners think about sprinkler heads when they think about their irrigation system. The visible hardware is just one part. Performance depends on how every component works together, and a problem in any single area can undermine efficiency across the whole system.

A complete irrigation system covers four interconnected areas:

Controllers and Timers: Automated scheduling, weather monitoring integration, and zone controls. Replacing an outdated timer with an intelligent controller is one of the highest-impact upgrades available.
System Design and Layout: Sprinkler head placement, head type selection, water pressure calibration, and pipe sizing. Poor design wastes water regardless of how good the hardware is.
Hardware Components: Valves, pipes, fittings, and moisture and weather sensors. Each element affects flow, pressure, and responsiveness to conditions.
Drainage and Water Management: Grading, pooling prevention, and soil preparation. Water that doesn’t absorb properly doesn’t reach roots, and it creates conditions for runoff and system stress.

We handle all of these elements. That’s different from a service call that replaces a broken head and leaves the underlying inefficiencies in place.

Why Flower Mound Properties Face Specific Irrigation Challenges

North Texas clay soil expands and contracts with seasonal temperature and moisture changes. Over time, that movement shifts pipe alignments, causes head misalignment, and creates pressure inconsistencies that are easy to miss until water bills climb or dry patches appear. Accounting for those conditions in system design and scheduling is part of what we do on every job.

Flower Mound also experiences long stretches of summer heat with limited rainfall. Efficient irrigation during those periods isn’t just about conservation. It’s about keeping turf and landscaping healthy without running systems longer than the soil can absorb. Drip irrigation is particularly effective in this climate, delivering water directly to root zones rather than broadcasting it across the surface where evaporation and runoff reduce what actually reaches the plant.

Timing matters year-round. Early spring is the right time to inspect and tune a system before peak summer demand. A late-fall inspection prepares the system for cooler months. Water conservation is an active regional concern across the Dallas-Fort Worth area, where drought cycles and population growth continue to put pressure on municipal supplies. Building an efficient system now can reduce exposure to both rising utility costs and potential future restrictions.