Irrigation Services in Highlands Ranch

Name: Conserva Irrigation of Douglas County
Address: 134 Clare Dr,, Castle Pines, CO, 80108
Telephone: (720) 894-8504

Water-Smart Irrigation Built for Highlands Ranch’s Drought Reality

Highlands Ranch is under Stage 1 drought restrictions from Highlands Ranch Water, limiting outdoor irrigation to two assigned days per week and requiring a 15–20% reduction in overall water use. Colorado’s semi-arid Front Range climate already puts pressure on landscapes through dry summers. Add active restrictions to that equation, and an inefficient sprinkler system isn’t just wasteful; it’s a compliance risk. Conserva Irrigation of Douglas County serves residential and commercial property owners throughout Highlands Ranch with irrigation services built around one priority: water conservation without sacrificing a healthy landscape.

Inefficient systems are among the leading causes of excessive outdoor water use in communities like Highlands Ranch. A properly maintained, well-scheduled system is more likely to stay within your assigned water budget and help you avoid the higher per-gallon rates that can come with tiered usage.

Ready to schedule your Free Sprinkler System Inspection? New customers with an operational system can call (720) 894-8504 to get started. We serve residential and commercial properties throughout Highlands Ranch, CO.

Why Highlands Ranch Chooses Conserva Irrigation of Douglas County

Conservation is in our name, and that’s not a marketing line. We’re a member of the Irrigation Association and hold EPA WaterSense recognition, two credentials that reflect a professional commitment to responsible irrigation practices. Our systems and service recommendations are built around smart technology from Toro, Hunter, and Rachio, including the Hunter Hydrawise Controller, which uses weather-based scheduling to water only when conditions call for it.

Properly designed and maintained irrigation systems can reduce water usage by 40–60% compared to inefficient setups, though results depend on your system’s current condition and how it’s used. We back every job with a satisfaction guarantee and a commitment to transparent communication from inspection through completion.

Irrigation Services We Offer in Highlands Ranch

Our full range of irrigation services includes:

Irrigation Installation – New system design and installation for residential and commercial properties
Irrigation Repair – Diagnosis and repair of leaks, broken heads, pressure problems, and controller failures
Summerization – Spring system startup with zone-by-zone testing before the growing season begins
Winterization – System blowout to protect pipes, valves, and heads from Colorado freeze cycles
Mid-Season Inspection – A performance check during peak watering months when issues most commonly develop
Drip Irrigation – Targeted root-zone delivery that reduces evaporation and qualifies as exempt from Highlands Ranch Water’s day-of-week watering restrictions
Drainage Solutions – Addressing drainage issues that affect system performance and landscape health
Commercial Site Assessment – Comprehensive evaluation for commercial property irrigation systems

Every engagement starts with a Free Sprinkler System Inspection for new customers with an operational system. The inspection produces a System Efficiency Score that identifies exactly where your system is performing well and where it’s wasting water, along with transparent cost estimates so you can make informed decisions about next steps.

For ongoing coverage, we offer two maintenance packages. The Nice ‘N Easy package starts at $225 per year and includes Summerization. The Full Season package starts at $375 per year and includes Summerization, Winterization, and one Mid-Season Inspection, helping keep your system efficient across every Colorado season.

Highlands Ranch Drought Restrictions & Your Irrigation System

Under current Highlands Ranch Water Stage 1 restrictions, outdoor irrigation is limited to two days per week based on your address. Odd-numbered addresses are assigned Wednesday and Saturday; even-numbered addresses are assigned Thursday and Sunday. Watering between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. is prohibited from May 1 through September 30, and violations can result in fines after a first warning. Restrictions are subject to change; confirm current rules directly with Highlands Ranch Water.

Drip irrigation offers a practical advantage during restricted periods: because it qualifies as a water-conserving method under current Highlands Ranch Water rules, it’s exempt from day-of-week watering restrictions. Highlands Ranch Water also offers a Water Wise incentive program with rebates for qualifying water-efficient irrigation improvements, which may offset part of the cost of an upgrade. A system we optimize or upgrade is less likely to run during prohibited hours or exceed your assigned water budget, which can reduce both compliance risk and your monthly bill.

Schedule Your Free Sprinkler System Inspection in Highlands Ranch

If your system hasn’t been professionally evaluated, you don’t know what it’s costing you in wasted water. Our Free Sprinkler System Inspection gives new customers a complete System Efficiency Score and a clear picture of what’s working, what isn’t, and what it can take to fix it. No obligation, no pressure.

We serve homeowners and commercial property owners throughout Highlands Ranch. Call (720) 894-8504 to schedule your inspection with Conserva Irrigation of Douglas County today.

Our 5 Step Process for Highlands Ranch Irrigation Service

We follow a structured 5 Step Process designed to move from diagnosis to lasting efficiency, not just a quick fix that leaves underlying problems in place.

Step 1: Free Inspection & System Efficiency Score

We start every new customer relationship with a Free Sprinkler System Inspection. Every zone is evaluated, hardware is assessed, and timing and coverage are reviewed. The result is a System Efficiency Score that gives you and our technician a shared, objective starting point for everything that follows.

Step 2: Prioritized Repairs

Critical issues come first. We focus initial repairs on the problems with the greatest impact on water savings and system performance, so you can see meaningful results before any optional upgrades are discussed.

Step 3: Performance Optimization

Sprinkler placement is fine-tuned, nozzles are adjusted, and even water distribution is confirmed across all zones. Performance degradation happens gradually and is easy to miss; this step catches the drift before it becomes a compliance issue or a dead patch in your lawn.

Step 4: Smart Technology Upgrades

Outdated timers are replaced with intelligent controllers and sensors. Smart controller upgrades are a key tool for staying within Highlands Ranch Water’s assigned watering schedule automatically, and they can deliver meaningful water usage reductions compared to conventional timer-based systems (individual results vary).

Step 5: Ongoing Maintenance

A one-time tune-up won’t hold indefinitely. The Nice ‘N Easy or Full Season maintenance package can keep your system dialed in year after year, covering the seasonal transitions that matter most in Colorado’s climate.

Smart Irrigation Technology for Highlands Ranch Properties

The right technology makes it far easier to stay within Highlands Ranch Water’s restrictions without manually reprogramming your system every time conditions change. We work with Toro, Hunter, and Rachio products, and the Hunter Hydrawise Controller is a featured option for properties ready to move beyond conventional timers.

Weather-Based Scheduling
Smart controllers use real-time weather data and evapotranspiration (ET) calculations to adjust watering duration and frequency automatically. During Colorado’s cooler spring and fall periods, the system scales back on its own rather than running a fixed summer schedule.

Soil Moisture Sensors
Sensors override scheduled runs when the soil already holds adequate moisture, preventing irrigation after precipitation events. That’s a direct protection against running your system on a non-assigned day simply because rain already did the job.

Drip Irrigation
Drip systems deliver water directly to root zones, cutting the evaporation and overspray losses that conventional spray heads create. Beyond the efficiency gains, drip irrigation is exempt from Highlands Ranch Water’s day-of-week restrictions under current Stage 1 rules, making it a practical upgrade for property owners who need more watering flexibility.

Rotary Nozzle Upgrades
Replacing fixed-spray heads with rotary nozzles lowers the application rate, helping water absorb into Colorado’s clay-heavy soils rather than running off the surface before it reaches the root zone.