Irrigation Service in Casselberry, FL

Name: Conserva Irrigation
Address: 2426 Old Brick Rd,, Glen Allen, VA, 23060
Telephone: (804) 353-6999

Residential & Commercial Irrigation Built Around Water Conservation

An improperly calibrated or neglected sprinkler system can waste up to 25,000 gallons of water a year. At Conserva Irrigation, we serve Casselberry, FL homeowners and business owners with irrigation services designed to help reduce that waste and keep lawns healthy year-round. Water conservation isn’t a feature we bolt on. It’s the foundation of everything we do.

We serve both residential and commercial properties throughout Casselberry and the surrounding Seminole County area, operating from our Winter Park base. Casselberry’s subtropical climate brings heavy summer rainfall and dry winters, and that seasonal variation demands an irrigation system that adapts rather than runs on a fixed schedule.

Ready to stop wasting water? Call (804) 353-6999 to schedule your free sprinkler system inspection and see exactly where your system stands.

Irrigation Services We Offer in Casselberry

We provide a full range of irrigation services for Casselberry properties, from first-time inspections to ongoing maintenance programs.

Residential & Commercial Services

Residential Services:
Our residential work covers free sprinkler system inspection, sprinkler services, irrigation repair, drip irrigation, mid-season inspection, drainage solutions, and packages. New customers start with a free sprinkler system inspection (system must be operational at time of service).

Maintenance Packages:
Our Nice ‘N Easy package starts at $200 per year and includes two annual inspections and priority scheduling. The Full Season package starts at $400 per year and adds four annual inspections, 10% off system upgrades, an optional Water Like a Pro add-on, and priority scheduling.

Commercial Services:
Commercial clients can access a commercial site assessment, commercial sprinkler services, and full commercial irrigation services. Larger properties and multi-zone systems are a routine part of what we do.

We partner with Toro and Hunter for hardware, so our technicians work with the products they know best. When a smart controller upgrade makes sense, the Hunter Hydrawise Controller replaces outdated timers with a system that reads local weather data and adjusts run times automatically.

How Our Inspection Process Sets Us Apart

Our 5 step process moves from a free sprinkler system inspection through urgent repairs, system optimization, technology upgrades, and ongoing maintenance. Each step builds on the last because a thorough process is how we deliver documented results rather than guesses.

The free sprinkler system inspection produces a System Efficiency Score that tells you exactly what’s working and what’s wasting water. That score gives you a clear, prioritized picture of your system before you commit to any repairs or upgrades, so you can make informed decisions rather than blanket replacements.

Our smart irrigation upgrades, including the Hunter Hydrawise Controller, can reduce water usage by up to 60% (typical savings between 40% and 60%; results not guaranteed). We hold EPA WaterSense recognition and are members of the Irrigation Association and NALP. We back every job with a satisfaction guarantee and leave every property cleaner than we found it.

Schedule Your Free Sprinkler System Inspection in Casselberry

Call (804) 353-6999 or submit our online contact form to schedule your free sprinkler system inspection (system must be operational at time of inspection). Conserva Irrigation is ready to help you save water, lower your bills, and keep your lawn healthy throughout every season.

Casselberry Watering Restrictions & the St. Johns River Water Management District

Casselberry enforces watering restrictions in coordination with the St. Johns River Water Management District. Knowing your schedule is the first step to staying compliant without manually adjusting your controller every season.

Permitted Watering Days by Address Type

Residential Watering Days (Daylight Saving Time):
Odd-address properties may water on Wednesday and Saturday. Even-address properties may water on Thursday and Sunday.

Residential Watering Days (Eastern Standard Time):
Odd-address properties are limited to Saturday only. Even-address properties are limited to Sunday only.

Nonresidential Properties:
During Daylight Saving Time, irrigation is permitted on Tuesday and Friday. During Eastern Standard Time, irrigation is permitted on Tuesday only.

Additional Restrictions & Meter Options

Regardless of address type, no irrigation is allowed between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., and watering is limited to one hour per zone per permitted day. If your property uses reclaimed water supplied by the City of Casselberry, those restrictions don’t currently apply to your system. For properties without reclaimed water service, a separate potable irrigation meter can eliminate sewer charges on irrigation water, which is worth discussing with the city.

A smart irrigation controller programmed to Casselberry’s permitted schedule removes the need for manual reprogramming when the season changes. It runs only on allowed days, outside restricted hours, and adjusts for rainfall automatically.

Why Casselberry Lawns Demand Year-Round Irrigation Management

Casselberry’s subtropical climate means irrigation needs shift dramatically between summer and winter. During Florida’s rainy season, a fixed-schedule system wastes water and can promote fungal disease in turf. During the dry season, which typically runs from November through April, lawns and ornamental plantings depend almost entirely on irrigation to stay healthy.

Central Florida’s sandy soils complicate the picture further. Water moves through quickly, so zone timing and scheduling require more precision than in regions with denser, moisture-retentive soils. A system calibrated for clay can either underwater or overwater on Casselberry’s typical sandy profile.

Casselberry is also home to numerous lakes and ponds throughout the city, which makes responsible irrigation management a community concern, not just a line item on a water bill. Reducing runoff and overwatering protects those local water bodies as much as it protects the household budget.