A timer waters every zone the same way every week, whether it rained yesterday or the soil is still wet. On a property with 16 to 32 zones, a few over-watered zones add up to a large bill and to fungus and weed problems.
Weather-based controllers help, but they guess at soil conditions from a forecast. Most controllers support only one or two sensors, which is not enough to tell a shady bed from a sunny slope.
You keep your sprinklers, valves and pipes. The CuraTech controller replaces your existing controller, and your installer confirms fit before anything is scheduled.
CuraTech estimates about 40% less water, depending on how the system was programmed before. In a University of Florida study of 59 Pinellas County homes, homes with soil moisture sensors used 65% less irrigation water than homes on timers alone.
Yes. CuraTech schedules inside your local watering days and times.
It is built for large properties, typically 16 to 32 zones, and supports up to 100 soil sensors.
First installs happen with founding dealers in Q1 2027. Reservations are free.
