Irrigation suppliers

The distributors, makers and pro programs irrigation contractors use, with what each one's own site says, and how to open a trade account.

3 suppliersFrom their own sites
3 programsNamed pro programs
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Where irrigation contractors buy

Irrigation contractors buy heads, valves and controllers from landscape and irrigation distributors.

SupplierTypeWhat their own site saysPro program
SiteOne Landscape SupplyDistributorLandscape supplies, irrigation and agronomic products from local branches, with a Partners Program for pros.Partners Program
The Home DepotRetailerCalls itself the world's largest home improvement retailer, with more than 2,300 stores across North America.Pro Xtra
Lowe'sRetailerRuns MyLowe's Pro Rewards for small and mid-sized pros, with points from the first dollar spent.MyLowe's Pro Rewards

From each supplier's own site on the date in the sources; call your branch before you plan around it.

Your counter list

The items irrigation contractors buy every week, from the van stock on our tools list. Ask each supplier for a price on these first; they decide which account saves you the most.

ItemWhy it is on the list
Spray heads, rotors and nozzlesRepairs
Valves and solenoidsRepairs
PVC and poly fittingsLine breaks
Glue, primer and wire connectorsEvery repair
Controller and spare timerSwaps

For the first order, price the starter kit too: trenching shovels and a sod spade; pvc cutters and poly pipe cutters; multimeter; valve locator or wire tracker; pipe pullers and funny pipe tools; pressure gauge; marking flags and paint; utility trailer. Bigger purchases to price at a dealer or rental house: walk-behind trencher; vibratory plow; air compressor for blowouts; backflow test kit.

Opening a trade account

Bring your business name, tax ID and license number, and a credit application if you want terms. The big-box programs are compared row by row on Home Depot Pro vs Lowe's Pro. For the tools themselves, the irrigation tools list has prices read on the makers' own sites (Fluke).

When supplier prices change

Update your irrigation price list the same week a supplier raises prices. In Koira, that price list is what your estimates are built from.

Sources

Last checked October 9, 2026. This page is general information, not legal or tax advice. Rules change and differ by state and city, so confirm with the agency named before you act.

FAQ

Where do irrigation contractors buy supplies?

SiteOne Landscape Supply, The Home Depot, Lowe's, plus local supply houses. See the table for what each one sells.

What should irrigation contractors buy from a supplier every week?

Spray heads, rotors and nozzles, valves and solenoids, pVC and poly fittings and glue, primer and wire connectors.

Which irrigation suppliers have a pro program?

SiteOne Landscape Supply: Partners Program; The Home Depot: Pro Xtra; Lowe's: MyLowe's Pro Rewards.

Should I buy from one supplier or several?

Keep a main account for pricing and a second one for stock-outs.

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