Irrigation redesign for brown, thirsty yards. We get homeowners and commercial properties in King, Snohomish, and Kitsap County to a green lawn in 3 weeks — without you touching a sprinkler head.
Grizzly Landscaping & Construction is a 3-person crew that redesigns irrigation systems for homeowners and commercial properties with chronic brown or dead lawn zones. We don't just tune up sprinklers — we rebuild the system around your yard's actual dry spots, so you get a visibly green lawn in 3 weeks and a water bill that's at least 30% lower, guaranteed.
Most lawn care visits adjust what's already broken. We rebuild the system so it stops being broken.
| What you're comparing | Sprinkler tune-up | Grizzly irrigation redesign |
|---|---|---|
| Fixes brown patches long-term | Rarely — same zones, same gaps | Yes — zones rebuilt around your yard's actual dry spots |
| Time to a visibly green lawn | 4–8+ weeks, if at all | 3 weeks, guaranteed |
| Water bill impact | Usually goes up | Drops 30%, guaranteed |
| Who does the work | You still monitor and adjust | Our 3-person crew handles install, calibration, and follow-up |
| Built for | Minor seasonal fixes | Homeowners and commercial properties with chronic brown or dead zones |
Most yards show visible green-up within 3 weeks of installation. We guarantee it — if your lawn isn't measurably greener by week 3, we come back at no charge until it is.
Yes. Every irrigation redesign is built to cut water waste from over-spray and bad zoning. We guarantee at least a 30% drop in your water bill within the first billing cycle after install.
No. Our 3-person crew handles design, digging, head placement, and controller calibration start to finish. You don't touch a sprinkler head.
Both. We redesign irrigation for single-family yards and commercial properties across King, Snohomish, and Kitsap County, Washington.
If a tune-up will genuinely fix your brown spots, we'll tell you that on the free assessment instead of upselling a redesign you don't need.
Pricing depends on yard size, zone count, and existing system condition. You'll get an exact number after a free on-site assessment — no obligation.
