Drip irrigation for Spokane beds and gardens

Water the roots, not the sidewalk. Drip lines for raised beds, planting beds and trees, tied into the system you already have, with its own zone and schedule.

Drip line run around tree trunks in a Spokane yard

Drip irrigation puts water at the roots of beds, trees and raised gardens instead of spraying it. Adding drip to garden beds on an existing Spokane system typically runs $300 to $900 as of 2026, depending on bed count and layout.

What it costs

Drip add-on for garden beds$300 to $900
City of Spokane rebate for converting spray zones to dripUp to $200 (city water customers, as of 2026)

Typical ranges as of 2026 from our own guides. New systems and additions get a free written estimate. All prices.

Why drip in Spokane

Summers here are hot and dry and city water is metered in tiers. Spray heads over beds lose water to wind and pavement; drip puts it where the plants use it. One reviewer put it simply: very happy with a new drip system in raised beds, and given all the info needed to water properly.

How it works

  1. Show us the beds. Raised beds, shrubs, trees, new plantings.
  2. We lay out the drip zone. Lines, emitters and a zone of its own on your controller.
  3. Set and explained. A schedule for Spokane summers, and how to adjust it.
FAQ

Drip irrigation: questions people ask

How much does a new sprinkler system cost in Spokane?

Most residential sprinkler installations in Spokane run $3,500 to $7,500 as of 2026. Front-yard-only systems can start near $2,500, while larger properties with many zones, rocky soil or full-yard coverage often land between $7,500 and $12,000. Revive gives free estimates on new systems and additions.

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What areas does Revive Irrigation serve?

Revive Irrigation Services is based in North Spokane and works across Spokane, Spokane Valley, Liberty Lake, Mead, Cheney, Deer Park, Airway Heights, Nine Mile Falls and Elk, including Five Mile Prairie and Indian Trail.

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All questions, answered

Drip irrigation in Spokane, done right.

Send the form or call (509) 986-4262. The office is open Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 4:30 PM. New systems and additions get a free estimate; repairs and startups are billed by the service call.