At Kiefer Landscaping, we don’t just install irrigation systems—we design water-smart solutions that protect your landscape and the environment. As a NC Licensed Irrigation Contractorsince 1989, we bring decades of expertise and innovation to every project.
From low-volume drip systems to rain sensor integration, we build with efficiency, longevity, and plant health in mind.
Watering Facts
A well-designed and properly installed landscape typically requires no more than one deep watering per week after the initial two-year establishment period—especially in our climate.
Surprisingly, overwatering causes more plant loss than underwatering. Too much water promotes weak, shallow roots and increases vulnerability to drought, disease, and pest damage.
At Kiefer Landscaping, we believe responsible irrigation is about more than convenience—it’s about conserving one of our most precious resources: water.
By using advanced, efficient irrigation technology, we help protect your landscape and reduce your long-term water costs, often saving clients thousands of dollars over the life of theirsystem.
Our Water-Saving Solutions Include:
- Drip irrigation systems
- Precision spray nozzles
- Head-to-head sprinkler spacing
- Zone pressure regulation
- Smart controllers and weather sensors
- Custom programming and seasonal adjustments
At Kiefer, we provide expert landscape drainage solutions designed to protect your property, preserve your landscape, and prevent costly water damage. Whether you’re dealing with standing water, soil erosion, or soggy lawns, our team of trained professionals can assess, design, and install the right yard drainage system for your specific needs.
Why Drainage Matters in Landscaping
Proper drainage is essential to the health and longevity of any landscape. Without it, excess water
can lead to:
- Flooded lawns and gardens
- Foundation damage
- Soil erosion
- Plant root rot and disease
- Unsafe walkways and hardscape surfaces
A well-designed landscape drainage system ensures that water is redirected efficiently, keeping your outdoor space safe, healthy, and attractive year-round.