Drip Irrigation Installation & Repair in Orlando
SalSan Irrigation installs and repairs drip irrigation systems across Orlando and Central Florida. Drip lines deliver water directly to plant roots, keeping foliage dry and dramatically reducing evaporation — ideal for Florida planting beds, hedges and garden areas.
Common Problems We Fix
Overspray on beds
Spray heads waste water on mulch and pavement. Drip puts water at the root zone.
Dry hedges and borders
Sparse spray coverage leaves edges dry. Drip lines deliver consistent moisture.
High evaporation loss
Florida heat evaporates sprayed water fast. Drip minimizes loss.
Weed growth from overspray
Watering mulch grows weeds. Drip targets plants, not the gaps.
Fungus from wet foliage
Wet leaves invite disease. Drip keeps foliage dry and plants healthier.
Our Drip Irrigation Installation & Repair Process
Full system diagnosis
We inspect the controller, valves, zones, heads and water source to find the true cause — not just the visible symptom.
Transparent estimate
You get a clear explanation of the problem and a straightforward price before any work starts.
Professional repair
We replace failed parts with quality components, rebuild zones, and restore proper coverage.
Final coverage check
Before we leave, we run every zone to confirm even coverage and no leaks.
Why Homeowners Choose SalSan Irrigation
Equipment & Systems We Service
SalSan Irrigation services and installs components from the brands most common in Central Florida homes. We are an independent irrigation contractor — not affiliated with any manufacturer.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is drip irrigation better than sprinklers for Florida landscaping?
For planting beds, hedges and garden areas, drip irrigation is usually the better choice — it delivers water to the root zone, reduces evaporation, keeps foliage dry, and limits weed growth. Sprinklers remain best for turf.
How much water does drip irrigation save?
Drip irrigation can significantly reduce water use compared to spray heads because it applies water slowly at the root zone with minimal evaporation and overspray.
Can you add drip to an existing sprinkler system?
Yes. We convert spray zones to drip or add new drip zones using your existing controller and valves, with proper pressure regulation and filtration.
How long should drip irrigation run in Florida?
Drip run times are typically longer but less frequent than spray zones because drip applies water slowly. We set schedules based on plant type, soil and season.
Do drip lines need maintenance?
Yes — we flush drip lines and check filters periodically to prevent clogging, which is the most common drip issue in sandy Florida soils.
Schedule Drip Irrigation Installation & Repair
SalSan Irrigation serves Orlando and Central Florida. Call now or request service online.