Irrigation Systems
Complete systems from the point of connection: mainline, valves, zoned spray and rotor heads, drip to beds and trees, controller and rain sensor—designed around your water source and pressure.
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Phase 05 / Planting, softscapes & irrigation
The part that keeps getting better.
Sprinkler system installation, sod, trees and planting across Northern Utah.
Soil, water and plants are what make a built landscape feel finished—and the only phase that improves every year after we leave. R2 installs the irrigation and planting together, so what goes in the ground has what it needs to fill in.
R2 LandscapeBuilt With Purpose.
What this phase is
Everything
else is done.
By the time planting starts, the grade holds, the walls are built, the patios are set and the utilities are buried. This is the phase that covers all of it—soil, irrigation, trees, beds and lawn going in as one system so the property stops looking like a construction site and starts looking like it has always been there.
What we install
Soil, water,
and everything living.
Soil Preparation & Topsoil
Finish grading, tilling, and imported topsoil and amendments brought to depth in lawn and bed areas—because Utah clay and construction subgrade will not grow what the design calls for.
Trees
Nursery stock selected for Utah hardiness and mature size, set at the right depth and staked where the wind requires it—placed for what the tree becomes, not the size it arrives.
Shrubs, Perennials & Beds
Bed layout and planting built for year-round structure and seasonal color, spaced to fill in properly rather than look full on install day and crowd out by year three.
Sod & Seed
Lawn areas graded, prepped and installed as sod or hydroseed, shaped to mow cleanly and sized to the water and use it will actually get.
Mulch, Rock & Edging
Bark, mulch or decorative rock over weed fabric where appropriate, with steel or concrete edging holding clean lines between lawn, bed and hardscape.
Irrigation
Water is a system, not a set of sprinklers.
An irrigation system is designed backward from your water: culinary or secondary, the pressure and flow actually available, and the schedule the district allows. Zones are then built so like waters with like—lawn separate from beds, sun separate from shade, drip to trees and shrubs rather than spray that soaks a wall and misses the root ball.
Done that way, the system uses less water, the plants get what they need, and you are not hand-watering the corner the heads never reached. We set the controller, walk every zone with you, and handle winterization and spring startup so the system survives its first Utah winter.
How we install it
Water first,
then plants.
Install Irrigation
Mainline, valves, laterals and drip are trenched and pressure-tested at rough grade—while the ground is still open and a trench costs nothing to run.
Prep the Soil
Topsoil and amendments are placed over the system and worked in, finish grade is set, and heads are brought to final grade with every zone tuned for coverage.
Plant & Finish
Trees, shrubs, beds and lawn go in, mulch and edging finish the lines, and we walk the property with you—controller schedule, watering plan and plant care included.
Where we hand off
Plants are a partnership after install day.
This is the one phase that depends on what happens after we leave. We install healthy stock, set the water correctly and give you the schedule—then the watering, mowing and seasonal care carry it from there. We’ll tell you exactly what your landscape needs in its first year, and our maintenance team can carry it for you if you’d rather not think about it.
Our work
Built, not rendered.
Common questions
Before you
reach out.
Do you install sprinkler systems?
Yes. Irrigation is zoned around your actual water source - culinary or secondary - because the two behave differently on pressure, scheduling and filtration, and a system designed for the wrong one underperforms from the first season.
What is the difference between culinary and secondary water?
Culinary is treated drinking water at consistent pressure. Secondary is untreated irrigation water, usually cheaper, often seasonal, and it carries debris that demands filtration and different head selection. Which one a property is on changes how the system is designed.
Do you install sod and trees as well?
Yes - soil preparation, trees, shrubs, beds, mulch and sod. Water goes in first, then plants, because a planting installed ahead of the irrigation that has to keep it alive is a plant on a countdown.
Where we build
Kaysville · Farmington · Bountiful · North Salt Lake · Mountain Green · Morgan · Huntsville · Eden · North Ogden
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