Landscaping & Irrigation FAQs —

Houston, TX & Surrounding Areas

Quality Design Inc. provides licensed irrigation services and professional landscaping for residential and commercial properties across Houston and surrounding communities within a 50-mile radius. Below are answers to the most common questions we receive about landscaping, sprinkler systems, backflow protection, and ongoing maintenance.

Service Area & Scheduling

What areas do you service around Houston?

We serve Houston and surrounding areas within approximately a 50-mile radius, including Katy, Cypress, Sugar Land, Pearland, Spring, The Woodlands, Humble, Pasadena, League City, and nearby communities.

Do you offer both residential and commercial services?

Yes. We provide landscaping and irrigation services for homeowners, HOAs, multi-family communities, retail centers, office buildings, and other commercial properties.

How do I schedule an inspection or service call?

You can schedule by contacting us through our website or by phone. We’ll ask a few quick questions, then recommend the best next step—inspection, repair, upgrade, or maintenance.

Landscaping FAQs

What landscaping services do you offer?

We provide lawn maintenance, landscape installation, sod installation, plant and tree installation, landscape lighting, masonry/hardscapes, seasonal enhancements, and property cleanups.

Can you help improve curb appeal for commercial properties?

Yes. We help commercial properties improve curb appeal with consistent maintenance, clean planting beds, seasonal color, turf improvements, and efficient irrigation to keep the property looking professional year-round.

Irrigation & Sprinkler System FAQs

Are you licensed and insured?

Yes. Quality Design Inc. is fully insured and our irrigation work is performed by licensed irrigators. This helps protect your property and ensures work is completed correctly and in compliance with requirements.

Do you provide sprinkler system inspections and repairs?

Yes. We diagnose and repair common issues like broken sprinkler heads, leaking valves, stuck zones, main line leaks, low pressure, dry spots, controller problems, and coverage issues.

How often should an irrigation system be checked?

We recommend at least an annual inspection, plus seasonal adjustments as weather changes. Regular monthly inspections help prevent water waste, plant stress, and unexpected repair costs.

Can irrigation issues cause high water bills?

Yes. Leaks, stuck valves, broken heads, or incorrect scheduling can lead to major water waste. An inspection can quickly identify problems and improve efficiency.

Smart Controllers & Water Efficiency

Do smart irrigation controllers save water?

Yes. Smart controllers adjust watering based on weather conditions and seasonal changes. In Houston’s climate, this can reduce overwatering and help lower monthly water bills.

Can you upgrade outdated sprinkler timers/controllers?

Absolutely. We upgrade older controllers to newer smart or remote-access options when appropriate, and we make sure your zones and run times are set up correctly.

Backflow & Compliance FAQs

What is a backflow prevention device and why is it important?

Backflow prevention helps protect the drinking water supply by preventing reverse flow from an irrigation system. It’s an important safety component and may be required for compliance depending on the property.

Do you service backflow prevention assemblies?

Yes. We inspect and service backflow-related irrigation components and can recommend the right corrective action if a system is not operating properly.

Ongoing Maintenance / Protection Program

Do you offer irrigation maintenance plans?

Yes. We offer ongoing irrigation maintenance and protection options designed to reduce unexpected repair costs and keep systems operating efficiently. These plans can include inspections, adjustments, and priority service.

Are maintenance plans available for commercial properties?

Yes. We offer commercial-friendly maintenance options that can be tailored for property size, usage requirements, and reporting needs.

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