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Welcome to Wray Irrigation |
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Thinking about adding irrigation to your landscape or pasture? Need repairs to an existing system? We can help! We are able to handle all of your irrigation needs, but more importantly we care about our work. We want you to have the best irrigation system available. We are also one of few contractors that specializes in irrigation. As the owner I am dedicated to knowing the best technique's and using only the highest quality materials. You will also find we have invested in specialized equipment that no other local contractor has. This allows us to be competitive and still install a superior quality system. We service all of Kittitas County including Ellensburg, and Cle Elum. If you have any questions I would love to talk to you and help with your needs. I look forward to working with you on your next project or repair job. Sincerely, 
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Your Full Service Irrigation Contractor! |
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Here at Wray Irrigation we have years of experience to ensure that irrigation system we install are reliable and efficient. We also have technical service training to trouble shoot any problems you may have with your existing system. Following is a list of services that we can provide. Installation - Accurate GPS Survey of large projects
- Computer Aided Design of Systems
- Professional Layout of Sprinkler Locations
- Trenchless Installation of most lines
Renovation - Analysis of existing irrigation and detailed recommendation on what should be done
- Able to install new lines and sprinklers without tearing up existing grass
- Line location to locate pipes and wires that may be in the way
Service - Startup and Winterization
- Sprinkle and Valve repair
- Pump repair
- Broken Wire and Valve Location
- Scheduled Maintenance of system and controllers
Not sure if we can help you? Don't hesitate to call we are only a phone call away and would love the opportunity to work with you! |
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Go Trenchless? You probably asked your self what does that mean? In short it refers to how we get pipe in the ground with out digging a trench and killing strips of grass in your lawn. The process involves augering holes  wherever a sprinkler belongs and then using a vibratory plow (vibrating ripper shank) to essentially "cut" the pipe into the ground. Once we are done we run over the line that we cut with our equipment and you almost can't tell where the pipe was laid. Once we are done we reseed the holes we made for the sprinklers and it is almost as if we haven't ever been there. Not convinced? Check out our video demonstration and look through the pictures. Then contact us to get a bid for your lawn.
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