Planning a Drip Irrigation System

 Installing a drip irrigation system in your yard is a smart way to ensure healthy landscaping while helping to conserve water. Typically, a drip system consists of flexible tubing connected to drippers, s that supply a specific amount of water directly to the core area of a plant. Netafim India professionals specialize in drip irrigation systems, and we can quickly install one for you to get your plants the right amount of water they need.



Designing a Drip Irrigation System

The type of drip irrigation system that is best for your yard depends on what type of soil and plants. For example, the system used in clay soils will cover a wider area, while the emitters used in sandy soils will sink in a more vertical fashion. This will not only affect the placement of the emitter used, but also the type. If you are using your system for trees and large plants, you may need three or more emitters, while smaller plants will only need one. This is why our irrigation system is professionally designed, not designed by amateurs.

In many instances, the installation process is as follows:

·         Your contractors take out the system, which includes emitters and tubing.

·         The tubing is pinned to the surface of the soil.

·         Wood mulch or other material is used to cover the tubing so that it does not detract from your landscaping.

It is very important that you have a professional exhibit this installation. For example, an expert would know that irrigation emitters should never be pressed under the soil because they can be filled by small roots. It is also important that the tubing is not covered with a mat or landscaping cloth, as this will make it difficult to connect new plants or spot problems with the system. If you have any questions about drip irrigation or would like to schedule an appointment for an installation, call Netafim India at 91 2667 619300 or contact us

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