Irrigation & Landscaping in Medina, MN

Medina is one of the few cities whose code reads like it was written with estate irrigation in mind — because it was. Section 710 spells out the infrastructure our large-property clients actually use: dedicated one-inch irrigation meters (by city permit, paired with an approved backflow preventer), RPZ or break-tank protection for any cross-connection, and prior written city approval for irrigation wells that feed stormwater-pond irrigation systems. When your system needs its own meter and its own well review, you want an installer who has walked that approval path before.

The landscape is rural-estate Minnesota at its best: multi-acre parcels of clay-loam till rolling between Lake Independence, Baker Park Reserve, and the Hamel village core, with properties around Medina Golf & Country Club and Foxberry Farms running some of the largest residential systems we build — 20+ zones covering formal turf, paddocks, orchards, and long driveway plantings.

Medina's watering restrictions are shortage-triggered: odd/even rules activate on city water when the city declares a shortage, with tighter limits at the Director's discretion and special permits available for new seed and sod. Smart controllers with remote management let us flip an entire estate to the restricted schedule the day a declaration posts.