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How to use a site plan template.
- 01Outline your site
Start by marking property lines, structures, paths, and any permanent features.
- 02Place water source and mains
Indicate the water meter, backflow preventer, and main tubing routes across the site.
- 03Layout irrigation zones
Group plants by watering needs and place emitters or drip tape along rows, ensuring even coverage.
- 04Add valves and filters
Insert zone valves, pressure regulators, and filters for consistent flow and maintenance access.
- 05Label and review
Add notes on pipe sizes, emitter flow rates, and check for complete coverage before installation.
Questions about site plan templates
What is a drip irrigation site plan?
A drip irrigation site plan is a scaled diagram showing the layout of your irrigation system on your property, including water source, main lines, laterals, emitters, and zones.
Why do I need a diagram for drip irrigation?
A diagram helps you plan efficient water distribution, calculate materials, ensure proper emitter placement, and avoid costly mistakes during installation.
How do I calculate emitter spacing?
Emitter spacing depends on plant type and soil. For vegetables, 12–18 inches is common; for trees, place emitters around the drip line. Use a site plan to visualize coverage.
Can I create a site plan for a sloped yard?
Yes—our examples include sloped vineyards. Use pressure-compensating emitters and zone separately for elevation changes, shown with gradient symbols on the plan.
What tools do I need to make a drip irrigation site plan?
You can use our free online site plan tool. It includes drag-and-drop irrigation symbols, scaling, and export options so you can design and share your diagram quickly.