Sprinkler heads are the backbone of any irrigation job. Whether watering grass, plants, shrubs, or trees chances are you are using a sprinkler head.
When choosing the correct sprinkler head for your needs keep in mind a few key things:
- Water Pressure
- Distance to cover
- Layout of landscape
- Specifications of your sprinkler of choice
Sprinkler heads come in a variety of different heights or stem lengths based on your need, however in order to change a sprinkler’s spray pattern or throw(distance) you will need to choose from our selection of nozzles.
The stem of a sprinkler is the portion of the that “pops-up” and releases water and the nozzle is the interchangeable top of the spray head, which allows you to customize the spray pattern or distance. Most sprinkler heads are constructed using high-grade plastic and stainless steel parts for rugged reliable use. Some manufacturers also offer warranties up to 5 years.
See below for some examples of our top selling sprinkler heads:
Rainbird 1800 Series 4" Pop-up Sprinkler
Due to its reliability, flexibility, and great reputation, the 1800 series Pop-Up Sprinkler Head is found in job sites around the world both large and small.
- Water range: 2.5’-24’
- UV-resistant plastic and stainless parts
- 5-year trade warranty.
Toro 570z Series 4" Sprinkler Head
Among the most common sprinklers on the market, the 570z 4″ popup is a staple in landscape irrigation jobs around Southern California.
- Equipped with superior seals and flush plugs
- Constructed with durable ABS plastic
- 2 year manufacture warranty
Hunter PGP-ADJ Rotor
The Hunter PGP-ADJ is a great choice for landscapers who need more power than a smaller spray head like the 1800 or 570z options.
- Arc setting of 40 to 360 degrees
- Watering radius of 22-52′
- 2 year manufacture warranty
