Drip Filter + Pressure Regulator

What it is (in plain terms)

Drip zones often use smaller pathways than sprays/rotors. A filter helps keep debris from clogging emitters, and a pressure regulator helps keep drip components operating in a safer range. Many installs use a combined filter/regulator assembly.

When we recommend checking it

• Drip zones are inconsistent (some plants dry out while others get plenty of water)
• Emitters clog repeatedly, or you see tubing connections that start to leak
• You are converting a bed from sprays to drip (new hardware, new scheduling)
• You are adding micro-drip for planters and seasonal containers

Service-first upgrade notes

• Confirm layout: what is fed by drip and where it ties into the system
• Verify pressure discipline: prevent over-pressure damage and reduce leak risk
• Verify maintenance access: filters need periodic cleaning; we avoid burying service points
• Calibrate scheduling: drip run times are not interchangeable with turf zones

Availability

We confirm fit and compatibility during service and can supply or install owner-supplied hardware.