The automatic irrigation is characterized by possessing an individual programme, which will activate the cycles of irrigation, as to be programmed, using rain and of dampness sensors in order to annul irrigation in cases of abundant rain or water-logging.

Before installing any system, we analyze a previous study of your garden as carried out by ourselves, consisting of measurements of water levels, water pressure, etc guaranteeing a perfect functioning of installation.

We use top brand elements of irrigation: water-sprinklers, diffusive programmers, electrovalves, obtaining excellent facilities of irrigation, using models of easy management unsurpassable in quality.

Water-Sprinklers

Used to water small and big surfaces (gardens,football pitches, golf, particularly large areas of lawn.

Several classes of water-sprinklers exist:

• Emtoergent
• Fixed
• Impact
• Turbine: these being the most widely used for a number of years due to their ease of use and being the most economical.

The water-sprinklers have a scope that goes from the 3 up to 50 meters, depending on the tewel and on the pressure.

Difusers

Are the most effective system to water small surfaces of lawn and narrow zones.

They possess a scope from 1.5 up to 5 meters depending on the mouthpiece and pressure.

Drip

A drip is the most efficient way of watering, with considerable savings. This owes to the fact that a local irrigation system is used, which taps into the local water network delivering water to the exact location of plant/s. This ensures watering is performed drop by drop, as a result, the ideal level of humidity is achieved removing the risk of problematic water-logging.

There are two types of drip:

• Pre-holed integrated drips
• Manually punched button holes into the pipeline.

Microaspersion and Nebulizacion

Projects the water in small jets or through nebulization providing a good distribution of water to plants. Ideal for clusters of plants, small zones, terraces and roofs.

Ideal para macizos de plantas, pequeñas zonas , terrazas y azoteas.

Underground Irrigation

They are perforated buried pipelines. It is a system little used in Spain but nevertheless one of the best forms of irrigation, as the water is transported underground, the evaporation of the water is minimal, maintaing a dry surface, preventing water-logging and enhancing the aesthetics of the garden.

Porous Pipes

They are particularly recommended for the watering of hedges and plant clusters. They are porous pipelines that distribute water uniformly. The functioning is similar to drips, but with a reduced level of pressure.