Case provides commercial irrigation services for property portfolios across USA and Canada. From new system installation and drip irrigation conversion to preventative maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair, Case manages the complete irrigation lifecycle, keeping commercial landscapes properly watered, systems functioning reliably, and water consumption aligned with your property’s actual requirements.
A commercial irrigation system is part of a property’s operating infrastructure. When it works correctly, the landscape stays healthy, water use stays controlled, and facility managers have one less system to worry about. When it fails, or is simply neglected, the effects show up in dry turf, stressed plantings, water waste, and recurring repair costs.
Case approaches commercial irrigation as a long-term management responsibility, not a one-off repair service. The full scope of what we provide follows the natural lifecycle of any irrigation system:
Install → Maintain → Repair → Improve
Whether you are bringing a new system online, keeping an existing one operating, addressing a specific failure, or converting to more efficient drip irrigation, Case has the resources and experience to manage it at commercial scale, across a single property or a portfolio of 40, 100, or more locations.
For commercial properties installing new irrigation systems, expanding coverage areas, or replacing infrastructure that has reached end of life. Case designs and installs irrigation systems appropriate for the property’s landscape, turf, planting beds, and operational requirements.
Relevant for new developments, landscape renovation projects, and properties without adequate existing coverage.
Proactive, scheduled irrigation maintenance keeps systems operating correctly before problems develop. Case performs regular inspections, seasonal adjustments, zone checks, and component evaluations to extend system performance and identify issues early, before they cause landscape damage or unexpected failures.
This is Case’s preferred approach for properties on active service programs. Preventative maintenance reduces repair frequency, protects landscape investment, and provides documented system records across your portfolio.
When irrigation systems fail, broken sprinkler heads, leaking lines, malfunctioning zones, damaged valves, or controller failures, Case diagnoses and repairs the problem. We service commercial irrigation systems across all major brands and configurations.
Repair services are available for properties experiencing active failures as well as systems showing early signs of degraded performance.
For commercial planting beds, shrub borders, tree wells, and landscape areas where conventional spray irrigation is not appropriate, Case installs drip irrigation systems that deliver water directly to the root zone. Drip installation is suitable for new landscape areas and properties adding irrigation coverage to existing plantings.
Properties with existing conventional irrigation in planting areas may benefit from conversion to drip. Case evaluates existing systems and converts appropriate zones from spray or rotary to drip emitters, improving water delivery efficiency, reducing runoff, and better matching irrigation methods to plant requirements.
Drip systems require specific maintenance attention that differs from conventional irrigation. Clogged emitters, damaged lines, inconsistent distribution, and fitting failures are common issues in commercial drip installations. Case provides maintenance and repair for existing drip irrigation systems to keep them functioning as designed.
Commercial irrigation requirements vary considerably depending on the property. A 200,000 sq ft retail center with mixed turf and planting beds has different irrigation demands than a corporate campus, a medical office park, or a multi-building industrial facility. The irrigation system needs to reflect the actual landscape, its coverage areas, vegetation types, soil conditions, slope, and seasonal requirements. Case works across the full range of commercial property types, including:
For organizations managing multiple locations, Case offers centralized coordination, one point of contact, standardized service processes, and consistent maintenance standards across every property in your portfolio.
Irrigation problems don’t always announce themselves immediately. By the time visible landscape damage appears, the underlying issue may have been developing for weeks. The following are common indicators that a system requires inspection, maintenance, or repair:
Not sure which service is needed? Case can assess the system and determine whether the situation calls for repair, maintenance, conversion, or a more comprehensive evaluation.
| Your Situation | Appropriate Service |
|---|---|
| New commercial property or landscape requiring irrigation | Irrigation Installation |
| Existing system experiencing failures, leaks, or zone problems | Irrigation Repair |
| System needs scheduled maintenance and seasonal care | Irrigation Maintenance |
| New planting area requiring drip irrigation | Drip Irrigation Installation |
| Existing spray or rotary zones in planting beds to be converted | Drip Irrigation Conversion |
| Existing drip system with performance or component issues | Drip Irrigation Maintenance & Repair |
If your situation involves more than one of the above, or if the system has not been assessed recently, a system evaluation is the appropriate starting point.
For organizations operating regional or national property portfolios, irrigation management across multiple locations introduces coordination challenges that a single-site contractor is not equipped to handle. Case provides irrigation programs structured for multi-site portfolios:
The practical benefit for facility managers and operations directors: fewer vendors, more consistent outcomes, and clearer visibility across the portfolio.
Case evaluates the existing system, property conditions, landscape requirements, and current performance, or plans the system design for new installations.
Based on the assessment, Case determines the appropriate service, whether that is repair, a maintenance program, a new installation, or a conversion, and provides a clear scope of work.
Case carries out the planned work: installation, maintenance, repair, or conversion. All work is completed by trained field crews with the equipment appropriate for commercial-scale irrigation.
Service records are maintained for each property. For properties on maintenance programs, documentation tracks system condition over time and supports proactive decision-making.
Ongoing maintenance programs keep systems operating correctly between service visits. Seasonal adjustments, scheduled inspections, and component monitoring reduce the likelihood of unplanned failures.
When system conditions warrant it, aging components, inefficient coverage, end-of-life infrastructure, Case provides recommendations for upgrades, replacements, or conversions before problems escalate.
Irrigation does not operate independently of the broader landscape. Turf health, plant condition, and the overall appearance of a commercial property are directly affected by how well the irrigation system is performing.
Case provides integrated commercial landscape services, allowing property managers to coordinate irrigation with related maintenance programs under one provider:
Managing these services through a single provider simplifies coordination, reduces administrative overhead, and creates greater consistency in how the property is maintained across every season.
Case is structured to serve commercial property portfolios, not residential accounts, and not one-off repair calls.
The organization has the field resources, service network, and operational processes to deliver irrigation services at commercial scale. This includes trained crews, commercial-grade equipment, structured service programs, and the account management infrastructure needed to coordinate work across multiple locations simultaneously.
For facility managers and property operators looking for a single, accountable irrigation provider across a multi-site portfolio, Case provides the operational capacity to support that requirement in the USA.
Commercial irrigation services cover the installation, maintenance, repair, and optimization of irrigation systems on commercial properties. This includes conventional spray and rotary systems, drip irrigation, and hybrid configurations. Commercial irrigation differs from residential work in scale, system complexity, and the operational requirements of the properties involved.
Case provides irrigation installation, irrigation maintenance, irrigation repair, drip irrigation installation, drip irrigation conversion, and drip irrigation maintenance and repair. These services are available individually or as part of a recurring commercial maintenance program.
Yes. Case installs irrigation systems for new commercial landscapes, renovation projects, and properties that require expanded or replacement coverage.
Yes. Case diagnoses and repairs existing commercial irrigation systems, including broken heads, leaking lines, zone failures, valve problems, and controller issues.
Most commercial systems benefit from scheduled maintenance at the start and end of the irrigation season, with additional inspections during the active growing period. The appropriate frequency depends on system age, landscape complexity, and property requirements. Case can recommend a program based on the specific system.
Drip irrigation conversion involves changing existing spray or rotary irrigation zones, typically in planting beds, to drip emitter delivery. This reduces water waste, limits runoff, and delivers water more precisely to plant root zones. Case evaluates whether conversion is appropriate for specific zones based on the existing system and landscape conditions.
Yes. Case provides irrigation services for commercial portfolios of all sizes, with centralized coordination, standardized service delivery, and documentation by property. Organizations managing 40 or more locations are a primary focus of Case’s commercial programs.
If the system has not been assessed recently, a site evaluation is the most reliable starting point. Case can inspect the system, identify current issues, and recommend the appropriate service, whether that is repair, a maintenance program, conversion, or a new installation.
Yes. Case provides multiple commercial landscape services, and irrigation can be managed as part of a broader maintenance program that includes landscaping, weed control, tree and shrub care, and pest control.
Contact Case directly to schedule an assessment. Provide basic information about your property or portfolio, location, number of sites, system type, and current situation, and a member of the team will follow up to arrange the evaluation.
Case provides commercial irrigation services for property portfolios in USA. Whether you need a system installed, an existing system maintained, a failure repaired, or an assessment of what your portfolio actually requires, contact Case to start the conversation.
356 John L Dietsch Blvd.
North Attleboro, MA 02763
888.978.7669
Interested in learning about the latest industry insights? Subscribe to our quarterly newsletter below. And we promise … it’s only quarterly. We never spam.
