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prices vary depending on many things. most of them are how labor intensive they are. a square front lawn with great water pressure and flow is a lot cheaper than a front lawn with sidewalks, walls, and other difficult areas to get water too. also less water pressure and flow means more zones and more money. your half acre lot may be much less or more then your neighbors half acre lot due to the difficulty factor.
are drip systems usually higher to install by themselves?
In No. California, a lot of residential sprinkler jobs are bid by the valve. Maybe 2 valves for the front lawn and 2 valves for the back lawn, plus 2 valves for the perimeter flower beds. This will include everything, including wiring and installation of controller. At $650/valve, this would be $3900.
i have one, but no one has informed me of actual pricing it thanks again
Get yourself your Texas irrigation license first, and lots of your questions will be answered in the process.
im not getting bids, i am getting into the buisness myself, need to know some basics pricing strategys
Drip is way too varied to have a pat answer for. Just get estimates, and if none of them suit you, don't buy. Consider letting the contracters quote prices, and you just say yes or no.
what is a reasonable price for drip?
Those are reasonable prices.
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