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A two-story brick home in Brentwood at dusk, its gables and arched windows washed in warm uplighting above dark shrub beds and a front lawn -
A two-story brick and stone home in Nolensville at night, with uplit trees in the front lawn, small path lights along a stacked-block retaining wall and a lit… -
A paver patio at night with a fire pit burning inside a curved stone seat wall, a dining table, an outdoor kitchen with a grill and sink, and a putting green… -
A terraced backyard lawn held by stacked-stone retaining walls, with a sheer stream of water pouring from the upper wall into a stone basin and stone steps… -
A cedar pergola strung with café lights over a paver patio in Westhaven, with wicker chairs around a stone fire pit, a grill station on a stacked-stone… -
A Green Scene operator on a stand-on skid steer running a Harley rake across bare soil beside a brick house
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Green Scene Irrigation & Landscaping
Irrigation · Franklin, TN
31 years in business4 areas served10 photos
Green Scene Irrigation & Landscaping is an irrigation contractor based in Franklin, Tennessee, and has been in business since 1995, by its own account. Its service area takes in four of the directory’s Middle Tennessee markets: Nashville, Franklin, Brentwood, and Spring Hill. The services it lists include controllers and smart watering, new sprinkler systems, sprinkler repair, and winterization and spring start-up. A quote request sent from this page goes to Green Scene Irrigation & Landscaping directly, at no charge.
About us
Sprinkler installs, repairs and seasonal service for Franklin, Brentwood and south Nashville homes
Green Scene Irrigation & Landscaping designs and installs lawn sprinkler systems for homeowners across Williamson County and south Davidson County, working from an office on Mealer Street in Franklin. Jose Garcia, who began the company in 1995 with one push mower, still prices and draws up projects himself, while his wife Teresa runs scheduling and the books. New systems are built with Rain Bird and Hunter parts, carry a three-year installation warranty, and in most yards go in within a week once permits are pulled and the backflow device is set.
The crew also services systems another company put in, a common need for buyers who inherit a system with no idea who installed it. Repairs cover cracked pipe and fittings, heads, zone boxes and relays, backflow devices, controllers and added zones. Two annual agreements, one for Wi-Fi controllers and one for standard timers, bundle the spring start-up with a late-fall blowout done at regulated air pressure so lines and heads come through intact.
Green Scene also builds outdoor fireplaces, fire pits and paver patios, and lays sod after a Harley rake pass. The service area runs from Spring Hill and Thompson’s Station through Brentwood and Nolensville to Green Hills, Belle Meade and Forest Hills.
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Business details
- Business name
- Green Scene Irrigation & Landscaping
- Phone number
- (615) 585-0280
- Website
- greenscenetn.com
- Address
- Franklin, TN
- Year founded
- 1995
- Socials
Services provided
Areas served
Frequently asked questions
Why does my lawn have dry patches even though the system runs?
Usually poor head-to-head coverage, mixed head types on one zone, or pressure problems. Sprinkler heads are designed so each throws water to the next; where spacing is too wide the middle stays dry. Mixing rotors and spray heads on the same zone guarantees uneven watering because they apply water at very different rates. Clogged nozzles and a tilted head do the rest.
How much should I water a lawn in Tennessee?
About an inch a week including rainfall, delivered in one or two deep soakings rather than daily light watering. Deep infrequent watering drives roots down; frequent shallow watering keeps them at the surface where they dry out first. Water early morning — evening watering leaves the grass wet overnight, which is how fungal disease starts in this humidity.
Why did my water bill suddenly jump?
On a property with irrigation, a stuck valve or a broken lateral line is the usual answer, and both can run undetected. A valve that fails to close runs continuously; an underground break shows as a soggy patch or nothing at all. Check the meter with everything off — if it is turning, something is running, and irrigation is the most common culprit.
Do I need to winterize an irrigation system in Middle Tennessee?
Yes. Winters here are mild enough that people skip it and cold enough that it matters — a hard freeze on water left in backflow preventers, valves and shallow lines cracks them, and the damage is not discovered until spring startup. Blowing the system out with compressed air in late autumn is inexpensive compared with replacing a backflow assembly.
Are smart irrigation controllers worth installing?
Generally yes, both for water cost and for lawn health. A weather-based controller adjusts to rainfall and evapotranspiration rather than running a fixed schedule, which stops the sprinklers running the morning after a storm. The saving is real, and the bigger benefit is that the lawn gets watered on the weather rather than on a timer nobody has adjusted since installation.
How do I contact Green Scene Irrigation & Landscaping?
Send an inquiry through the form on this page and it goes to Green Scene Irrigation & Landscaping and to nobody else, or call (615) 585-0280 directly. It is free, it is not resold, and it is not shared with their competitors.
What does Green Scene Irrigation & Landscaping do?
New Sprinkler Systems, Sprinkler Repair, Controllers & Smart Watering, Winterization & Spring Start-Up. These are the services the business listed itself, not a standard list applied to every irrigation contractor.
What areas does Green Scene Irrigation & Landscaping cover?
Nashville, Franklin, Brentwood, Spring Hill. They are based in Franklin, TN, and those are the markets they chose to work in rather than every town we list.
Is Green Scene Irrigation & Landscaping licensed and insured?
Green Scene Irrigation & Landscaping has not stated license or insurance details. Ask them directly before work starts, and ask to see the paperwork.
Does it cost anything to contact Green Scene Irrigation & Landscaping through Nashville's Best Pros?
No. Browsing and contacting are free for homeowners, and listing is free for the business. We do not charge for introductions, take a commission, or sell your details on.