We begin all jobs with a detailed survey, making sure that you have the correct pump system to meet your electrical, flow, pressure, and water quality parameters.
Stainless manifolds, modular filtration skids, and hardware that survive wet, corrosive environments better than any coated or painted steel. Our systems use constant pressure VFDs that ramp up and down to prevent water hammer, paired with independent manifold skids engineered to neutralize sand, sediment, and filamentous algae. Seamlessly integrating into your preferred irrigation timer, our monitoring modules utilize your master valve and flow sensor to detect structural issues instantly—protecting your downstream valves and emitters from damage and stopping flow before landscape damage can occur.
Built by hand then shipped to order with updates each step of the way. We drop your complete pump station off tested, wired, and ready to run—housed within a custom architectural enclosure featuring premium cedar slats and gas-piston assist doors that elevate your utility infrastructure into a landscape feature.
Manuals, model numbers, and a snappy "how to" that covers maintenance, repairs, and ordering replacement parts. Late night google searches are out of the equation.
Irrigation in Texas is regulated by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ).
TCEQ, MC-178
P.O. Box 13087
Austin, Texas 78711-3087
TCEQ's website is: www.tceq.state.tx.us
Maxson Boyd
TCEQ Licensed Irrigator #23777
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