Automated Irrigation That Keeps Everything Alive.

Water Smarter, Not Harder

The Fraser Valley has a paradox: months of excessive rain followed by summer dry spells that stress lawns, gardens, and newly planted landscapes. An automated irrigation system solves this by delivering the right amount of water to the right zones at the right times, regardless of whether you remember to turn on the hose. For new plantings especially, consistent watering during establishment is the single biggest factor in survival and long term health.

At Trueform, irrigation design starts with a zone map of your property. We identify areas with different water requirements: lawns need more water applied less frequently, garden beds need moderate water with drip delivery, newly planted trees need deep soaking, and established native plantings may need no supplemental water at all. Each zone gets its own valve and spray heads or drip emitters matched to its specific needs.

We install systems from Hunter and Rain Bird, the two industry leading manufacturers for residential irrigation. Both offer a full range of spray heads, rotor heads, drip emitters, and valves backed by extensive warranties. Pipe is schedule 40 PVC for mainlines and poly pipe for lateral runs. All connections are solvent welded or compression fitted for leak free performance.

Smart controllers are standard on every system we install. These Wi-Fi enabled controllers connect to local weather data and automatically adjust watering schedules based on temperature, rainfall, humidity, and wind. Rain sensors provide a hardware backup that shuts the system down during rain events. The result is a system that waters only when needed, saving 30 to 50 percent compared to a timer based system.

Every installation includes complete system testing with coverage checks at each zone, pressure regulation to prevent misting and overspray, and a full walkthrough showing you how to use the controller app. We also provide winterization service each fall to blow out the lines and prevent freeze damage, and startup service each spring to test the system and adjust heads after any winter settling.