Every dry season, around July, the WhatsApp messages start: the lawn is browning, the heliconias are drooping, and the staff member who was supposed to water has been doing it for ten minutes a day with a thumb over a hose. Hand watering fails not because people are lazy but because doing it properly takes over an hour a day, every day, for months. In 15 years here I have concluded that irrigation is the single best money a garden owner can spend — cheaper than replacing one round of dead plants, and the difference between a garden that survives August and one that gets rebuilt every October.
What We Install
Drip Irrigation for Beds
Lines laid through beds under the mulch, delivering water slowly at the roots — 60% less water than a sprinkler with better results, and no wet leaves inviting fungus.
Lawn Sprinklers
Pop-up sprinklers for showcase lawns, or the simple, rugged tuki-tuki impulse sprinklers Balinese gardens have used for decades — honest advice on which your lawn actually needs.
Timers & Controllers
Battery tap timers from the simple end to multi-zone controllers — watering runs at dawn automatically, whether the villa is full, empty or between managers.
Pumps, Tanks & Repairs
Low water pressure solved with pumps and tanks, and existing systems repaired — clogged drippers, broken heads, dead solenoids and mystery leaks diagnosed and fixed.
Designed for Bali Water, Bali Pressure, Bali Staff
Irrigation kits designed for European mains pressure disappoint quickly here. Villa water often arrives from a well or a tandon tank at low pressure, carrying sediment that clogs fine drippers within months. We design around reality: filters at the source, pressure-compensating drippers, and where pressure is genuinely too low, a small pump that brings the whole system to life. Everything is built from parts available on the island, so a repair never waits for a courier.
Zoning matters as much as hardware. Beds, lawn and pots need different amounts of water on different schedules — one zone running everything means something is always drowning or thirsty. A typical villa system runs two to four zones from one controller at dawn, when evaporation is lowest and water pressure is best. New landscaping projects get irrigation roughed in while the ground is open, and if you want to understand what your garden actually needs before automating, our DIY watering schedule guide is the honest starting point.
How We Work
Garden survey
We map beds, lawn zones, pots and water source — pressure and flow measured, not guessed.
System design and quote
A zone plan with hardware list and fixed price. Simple gardens get simple systems; we do not sell complexity.
Installation
Most villa systems go in within 1–2 days, lines hidden under mulch and lawns repaired where pipes cross.
Tuning and handover
Every zone tested and timed by season, and you get a one-page guide to the controls — plus rainy season adjustments when the time comes.
What It Costs
A timer-driven drip system for the beds of a typical villa garden starts from IDR 1,500,000 installed. Lawn sprinkler zones run from IDR 2,500,000 depending on area and pressure work, and a complete multi-zone villa system with controller typically lands between IDR 5,000,000 and 12,000,000. Repairs and service visits start from IDR 350,000 — full rates on the pricing page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will irrigation work with low water pressure?
Should I water in the rainy season?
Can you automate watering for a rental villa?
Do you repair systems someone else installed?
How much water does drip irrigation save?
Areas We Cover
Stop Depending on the Hose
Send garden photos and your water situation — we design a system that fits and quote it the same day.
Get an Irrigation Quote