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Bundaberg Irrigation

Sick of dragging the hose around or watching parts of your garden dry out? At Brendan’s Landscaping and Fencing, we install irrigation systems that take the guesswork out of watering. Based in Bundaberg, our team services the local community, as well as nearby areas such as Avoca, Coral Cove, and Bargara.


We deliver tailored irrigation setups that keep lawns, gardens, and planter beds healthy year-round—without the waste or hassle. Our highly skilled team designs each system to match the layout and needs of your space, whether you want a simple drip line for garden beds or a full-coverage sprinkler system for your lawn.


A quality irrigation system is beneficial for reducing water usage, lowering your bills, and supporting a thriving yard with minimal effort.


Call 0432 793 382 to book a free quote and get your irrigation system professionally installed.

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Designed for Efficiency & Long-Term Results

A well-planned irrigation system saves time, water, and plant loss. We install custom solutions to deliver water right where it's needed—helping your garden grow strong without over-saturating or missing key areas. From compact courtyards to large yards, we plan every system for optimal coverage and performance.


We use quality parts, smart layouts, and practical features like timers or zoning for flexible control. You’ll avoid run-off, dry patches, and hand-watering, all while keeping your landscape looking its best.


Our team also handles repairs and upgrades, so whether you’re starting fresh or improving an existing system, we’ve got it covered. Fully insured and always upfront with pricing, we keep your yard green and stress levels low.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What Are the Different Types of Irrigation Systems?

    There are several types of irrigation systems, each suited to different landscapes and water needs. Drip irrigation delivers water directly to the base of plants through tubing and emitters, making it ideal for garden beds, trees, and shrubs with minimal water waste. Sprinkler systems mimic natural rainfall and are suitable for large lawns and open areas. Soaker hoses provide gentle, consistent watering along garden rows. Pop-up sprinklers retract into the ground and are often used for residential lawns. Manual systems rely on handheld hoses or portable sprinklers, while automated systems use timers or smart controllers for consistent scheduling.

  • How Much Water Does a Garden Need Each Week?

    The amount of water a garden needs varies by climate, soil type, plant species, and time of year. As a general rule, most gardens require 25–40mm of water per week, either from rain or irrigation. Sandy soils drain quickly and may require more frequent watering, while clay soils retain moisture longer. Deep, infrequent watering encourages deep root growth, which makes plants more resilient to drought. It’s best to water early in the morning or late in the afternoon to reduce evaporation and ensure the water penetrates the soil effectively.

  • Is It Worth Installing an Automated Irrigation System?

    An automated irrigation system can save time, water, and effort—especially in larger gardens or areas with water restrictions. These systems use timers or smart controllers to deliver water at optimal times, reducing waste from overwatering or evaporation. Some models connect to weather data or soil sensors to adjust watering schedules automatically. Although installation costs are higher than manual watering options, the long-term benefits include healthier plants, reduced utility bills, and increased convenience. Automation is particularly useful for people who travel frequently or want to maintain consistent care without daily oversight.

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