Help shape the future of the landscape irrigation industry by taking this survey

Landscape irrigation contractors are already looking ahead to 2027 — and your perspective is essential to helping shape the industry’s understanding of our business future. What challenges do you anticipate? Where do you see the biggest opportunities? The Landscape Irrigation Contractors Outlook Report, to be released December 2026 by the Irrigation Association, will deliver timely insights to help contractors like you make informed decisions.

Your experience drives this research. The analysis comes directly from contractors and consultants sharing real insights about their business prospects and plans. We encourage you to take 15 minutes to contribute your perspective and help your fellow contractors make informed decisions for the year ahead.

We want to hear from landscape irrigation contractors and their consultants:
  • Whether you are installing landscape irrigation systems or consulting with those who do, your real-world experience is invaluable.
  • We will only share findings in the aggregate, so your individual answers stay private and cannot be identified by anyone reading the report.
  • This survey closes Sept. 25, 2026 at 11:59 p.m.

As a thank-you for participating, survey respondents will be entered into a drawing for one of the following:
  • $100 Amazon gift card (three awarded)
  • FREE registration to the 2027 Irrigation Show and Education Week (three awarded)
  • on-the-job field kit (three awarded)

TAKE THE SURVEY - To begin the 15-minute survey, simply click NEXT.
*Participation in the survey is voluntary and open to members and non-members of the Irrigation Association. Only the Irrigation Association will have access to the raw survey data. The goal of the survey is to help irrigation industry contractors assess their own performance. The survey does not ask for any pricing information or other future forecast information and is not intended to enable respondents or Association members to engage in price fixing or any anti-competitive activities. Readers must not use, analyze or reverse-engineer the survey for any such purposes.
 
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