
When it comes to getting your garden summer ready, WA Reticulation Supplies can help with all your water related needs. Family owned and proudly West Australian, the WA Reticulation Supplies team has over 130 years of combined industry experience both working in the field and supplying the most up-to-date products to their wide customer base.
WA Reticulation Supplies range of products and services, to get your garden summer ready, includes:
- Reticulation Parts and Systems
- Water Pumps
- Waterwise Solutions
Reticulation Parts and Systems
Reticulation certainly helps to keep your lawns and garden watered and healthy during summer. Whether looking for parts to repair your existing system or wanting to install a new reticulation system, WA Reticulation Supplies can help.
Their installation services include manual, automatic, battery operated and solar reticulation systems with a wide range of systems available including spray systems, rotary nozzle systems and drip systems.
Water Pumps
To be summer ready, many gardens require water pumps to be serviced, repaired or installed. WA Reticulation stock an extensive range of water pumps and pumping products including submersible bore pumps that deliver performance and reliability for both small and large bore holes and fire fighting pumps that will deliver high pressure water in the case of an emergency.
Water pumps can be customised to your exact requirements by adding parts to create the perfect pump solution. These additional components can include automatic operation switches, mains water diversion, pressure tanks or solar panels.
Waterwise Solutions
Water is precious and it is important we all play our part to use water wisely. When getting your garden ready for summer, use waterwise solutions.
WA Reticulation Supplies is a Waterwise garden design store. The team are qualified to install and maintain water efficient garden watering systems to an industry standard. The staff have the expertise and are trained to make recommendations to reduce water use and help customers create a water efficient garden.
Looking for water related supplies to get your garden summer ready? Speak to the team at WA Reticulation Supplies today.
WA Reticulation Supplies is the largest irrigation store in Western Australia specialising in the design, supply and installation of professional irrigation products to the wholesale, trade and retail markets with postage Australia wide available.
The team pride themselves on offering excellent customer service. We are proud to be a trusted part of our local community.
Drop in and speak to the team at 4/277 South West Highway, Armadale or 3/12 Lloyd Street in Midland or 8/117-119 Dixon Road, Rockingham. Or call the team for expert advice on Armadale (08) 9399 9399 or Midland (08) 9274 5500 or Rockingham (08) 9529 1000.
Frequently Answered Questions
1. What Should I Check Before Summer Arrives?
Check your reticulation system, sprinkler coverage, pumps, controllers and waterwise watering setup before the hottest weather arrives. Early checks give you time to repair faults before plants are under summer stress.
2. Do I Need To Service My Water Pump Before Summer?
Yes. A pump that is serviced before summer is less likely to fail when watering demand increases. Check pressure, flow, fittings and any automatic switches so the system is ready for regular use.
3. Which Reticulation Systems Suit Summer Watering?
Spray systems, rotary nozzle systems and drip systems can all suit summer watering when they are matched to the garden area. Lawns often need wider coverage while garden beds may benefit from targeted watering close to the roots.
4. How Can Waterwise Solutions Help In Summer?
Waterwise solutions help reduce unnecessary water use while keeping lawns and gardens healthy. The right products and settings can improve coverage, reduce overspray and make watering more efficient.
5. When Should I Prepare My Garden For Summer?
Spring is a good time to prepare because it gives you time to inspect, repair and adjust your irrigation setup before hotter weather arrives. Larger gardens may need more planning so it is best not to leave checks until the first heatwave.

