Irrigation Systems and Installations

"I have been associated with Irribiz for over 20 years; it's a pleasure to do business with a professional company like Irribiz"

Tony Toscan
Cavaso Farming

Types of Irrigation

  Drip Irrigation

Drip irrigation is an above-ground network of valves, pipes, tubing and emitters that drips
water slowly onto the soil at the base of a plant.

It is the most effective micro-watering system known for its water ad nutrient-saving properties.

This system is broadly used in the agricultural market for watering crops.

A drip system can also be installed on the ground in gardens under mulch and is the ideal
product for irrigating your gardens as it maintains a constant mositure level. 

 Subsurface Irrigation

Sub-surface drip irrigation is a network of valves, pipes, tubing, and emitters that are installed
under the surface and drip water slowly onto the root system of the plant.

It is considered one of the most water-efficient irrigation systems because of reduced evaporation.

Impact sprinklers are made up of a series of pipes, valves, and brass or plastic sprinkler heads.

Uniformity of coverage, usability, low maintenace and affordability are just some of the advantages
of using impact sprinklers.

Pop up sprinklers are the best choice of sprinkler for lawns and gardens, golf courses and parks. They
offer great usability while being concealed when not in use and are specifically designed as part of a
system to offer maximum water efficiency. 

These systems are made up of pipes, tube, valves, and rotor units and are versatile to suit any size or
shape garden or lawn. They pop up from the turf and have an adjustable spray of water over the lawns
from any angle.

Mostly used in turf and some garden scenarios, this system efficiently applies water and facilitates ease
of installation, fault diagnosis and ongoing maintenance.

Spray and Micro irrigation is an excellent option for small garden beds or veggie patches. They are
easy to install, and like drip emitters, they operate at low pressue and are designed for areas where
drip irrigation is not practical.

These systems are cost-effective in installation, and put water right where you need it which helps to
keep your garden constantly moist and looking it's best.  They are water saving alternatives to using
a hose or sprinkler which can waste water.

Micro irrigation is also commonly used for climate control.

Irrigation controllers automate the work needed to maintain a beautiful landscape, regardless of
the size. 

They are an important component in irrigation systems that allow you to apply water in
the necessary quantity and at the right time.

Whether it be controllers used in the home garden or for agricultural purposes, Irribiz has a full
range that comprises the latest technology and are also easy to use.