Brassfield Landscaping is a full-service landscape contractor in Oklahoma City that specializes in irrigation system design, installation, and maintenance for residential properties. The company handles everything from initial system planning through seasonal adjustments, positioning itself as a design-forward option in a market where many competitors offer maintenance-only or installation-only services.
Brassfield operates as a residential-focused landscaping firm with irrigation as a core competency rather than an add-on. The company designs custom systems tailored to Oklahoma City's climate and soil conditions, installs both spray and drip irrigation, and manages the spring startup and fall winterization that Oklahoma lawns require. They serve the metro area including neighborhoods in Edmond, Norman, and surrounding suburbs. Unlike national franchises or generalist handyman services, Brassfield maintains in-house design expertise and handles their own installations, which means site-specific adjustments happen during the job rather than through callback requests.
Brassfield's irrigation work breaks into three tiers: design consultation, full system installation, and seasonal maintenance.
Design consultation typically costs between $300 and $500 for a residential lot under one acre, including a site visit, soil assessment, and a scaled plan. This fee is credited toward installation if the homeowner moves forward with Brassfield.
System installation ranges from $2,000 to $6,000 for a typical Oklahoma City residential property, depending on lot size, existing hardscape, and whether the system includes smart controllers. A quarter-acre suburban lot with moderate tree coverage generally falls in the $3,500 to $4,500 range. Drip irrigation systems for planting beds cost an additional $500 to $1,500. Installation includes trenching, controller programming, and a full system test.
Seasonal service (spring startup and fall winterization) runs $150 to $250 per visit. Many clients contract for both, bringing annual maintenance to roughly $400 to $500. Verify current pricing and availability by contacting the company directly, as seasonal rates may shift based on demand.
Oklahoma City's irrigation market splits between big-box retailer installations (Home Depot, Lowe's), local general landscapers who add irrigation as a secondary service, and dedicated irrigation specialists.
Home Depot and Lowe's offer lower upfront pricing ($1,500 to $3,000 for basic systems) and rapid scheduling, but installers are often temporary seasonal staff with limited knowledge of Oklahoma soil and climate variables. Repairs and adjustments route through customer service rather than the original installer.
General landscapers like those affiliated with larger lawn care chains handle irrigation but often bundle it into comprehensive landscape redesigns, making it harder to isolate irrigation costs and difficult to hire them for maintenance alone. Their strength lies in coordinating irrigation with planting design; their weakness is that irrigation remains secondary to their core business.
Brassfield occupies the middle ground: more expensive than box stores but less costly than full landscape redesigns, and with deeper irrigation expertise than general contractors. Choose Brassfield if you want a custom-designed system built by someone who will be on-site during installation and available for adjustments. Choose a big-box option if you need low cost and don't mind generic design. Choose a full-service landscape firm if you are reworking your entire yard layout.
Brassfield serves homeowners in established neighborhoods who want an efficient, designed system without a complete landscape overhaul. They are particularly valuable for properties with mature trees, varied elevation, or mixed planting beds that need zone-specific watering. Customers upgrading from manual sprinklers or managing older systems benefit from Brassfield's diagnostic eye and seasonal service contracts.
The company is less suited to renters, homeowners with severe budget constraints, or anyone needing a same-week installation. They are also not the right choice if you need landscape architecture or hardscape work beyond irrigation; those projects require coordination with other trades.
An initial consultation includes a walk-through of the property, note-taking on sun exposure, soil type, and existing water sources, and discussion of watering goals and budget. Brassfield staff measure the lot (or request plat information) and return with a proposal and scaled plan within three to five business days. If the homeowner approves, installation is typically scheduled within two to four weeks depending on season.
Brassfield operates Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., with emergency service available for winterization scheduling in October and November. The company is based in Oklahoma City and serves the metro area. Work is performed at the customer's property; no in-office visit is required. Verification of current hours and service area is recommended before scheduling.
Brassfield Landscaping fills a practical gap in Oklahoma City's irrigation market by combining professional design with hands-on installation, making them the logical choice for homeowners who need more than a product sale but want specialized expertise rather than a full landscape redesign.
