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- Residences
- Ranches
- Agricultural
- Commercial
- Estates
- Subdivisions
- Municipal Projects
- Hydro Electric
- Golf Courses
- ANYTHING WITH WATER!
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Services We Provide
- Consulting
- Full AutoCAD capabilities
- Design Specifications
- Permit Submission
- Observation Reports
- Water Rights Management
- Pump Designs
- Advanced Controls (Design - New & Retrofit)
- Hydro Power Plants
- Budget Creation
- As-Built Drawings
- User Manuals
- Audits
- Field Training
What Goes Into Our Designs
- An Onsite Meeting to Establish Objectives
- Review Client Expectations
- An Onsite Meeting to Establish Objectives
- Review Client Expectations
We also consider the following when we create our designs
- Land
- Financial Investment
- Power
- Operational Efficiencies
- Value Engineering
- Simplicity Factor
- System Life Expectancy
Water Projects
Like we said, we go beyond installing sprinkler systems and drip irrigation design. Here are a few of the irrigation installation projects we’ve had in the past
- Streams & Rivers
- Ponds
- Rainwater Collection
- Complete Water Management
- Single Phase vs 3-Phase Pump Analysis
- Water Treatment
- Water Filtration
Pump & Control Options
There’s a lot more to pump systems than meets the eye. Choosing the right pump is a key part of water conservation:
- Centrifugal Pumps
- Turbine Pumps
- Submersible Well Pumps
- VFD Controls
- Custom Controls
- Moisture Sensors
- ET Controls
- Whole House Controls Integration
- Water Transfer Systems
- Wet Well Design
- Phone Controls
- Cloud Based Systems
- Water Level Pond Automation
- Computer Controls
Clients
Here’s just a few of the areas and organizations we serve in Colorado:
- City of Aspen
- City of Glenwood Springs
- High Net Worth Individuals (NDAs)
- General Contractors
- Landscape & Irrigation Contractors
- School Districts
- HOAs
- Property Management Companies
- CDOT
- Many More!
Incorporating Smart Technology
What do we mean by “Smart Technology”?
Over the years, the incorporation of smart technology has helped reduce water consumption and increase plant health. COE uses soil moisture sensors to develop our comprehensive plans and specifications, because it allows us to know exactly how much moisture is in the root zone of a particular area of a landscape. With that knowledge, we’re able to determine if an irrigation schedule should run or not run based on our site-specific programming.
Our systems also provide real time notices on issues like broken heads or lines, saving maintenance teams hours of looking for issues. It also shuts down any part of a system that shows signs of a leak. This data can save significant amounts of water and labor over time.
COE Smart Technology includes the following:
Soil Moisture Sensors
Precipitation Sensors
Flow & Pressure Sensors
Scheduling Based on Site Data
Email and Text Notifications
Water Usage Charts & Graphs
Real Time Notifications of Issues
Phone, iPad, Computer Control
Detailed Drawings Clear Enough For Anyone To Understand
Every installation needs a blueprint, and we include our clients in ours. You don’t have to be an engineer to understand the irrigation drawings and designs we create–we ensure it’s as easy to understand as possible for any and everyone involved in the project.
You can rest assured that every detail of your custom irrigation plan has been made with your unique property in mind, and we work to establish the specifications and design that works best with your property.
All drawings are then reviewed by a Certified Irrigation Designer before submission to make sure all the clients’ needs and goals are met. By doing so, we ensure that we do things right the first time and run no risk of needing to add or re-do an installation once we’ve started construction.