Mass Irrigation

Mass Irrigation is a Quincy irrigation company that's been designing, installing, and maintaining lawn sprinkler systems for homes and businesses for 46 years, working across the South Shore and into Newton, Needham, Lexington, Plymouth, and Marshfield. What reviewers keep coming back to is the crew by name — Matt, Mike, and Paul show up again and again. A recent review from June 2026 describes Matt fixing a pipe problem quickly and checking over the whole underground system before leaving. In a 2024 review, a homeowner installing a new fence forgot to mention it during the sprinkler layout, and the crew came back within a few days to move every head; a 2023 reviewer described the same kind of return visit after Paul relocated heads for a new fence. The relationships run long. In an April 2026 review, one customer described being with the company for more than 20 years, including a recent switch from spray to drip irrigation in the front yard done exactly to the landscaper's instructions. In a 2025 review, another said they'd kept both a house and a business account with Mass Irrigation for more than 30 years. A third, in a 2024 review, mentioned using them at two separate properties, both times showing up on time with a fair quote. Office staff get singled out too — a 2025 review praised Michelle for going out of her way to help with a phone question. On BBB, Mass Irrigation carries an A+ grade, though it isn't accredited, with 46 years in business on file and a posted review praising its care with irrigation upkeep. Google shows a 3.8-star average from 23 ratings alongside the run of 5-star write-ups above — a reminder that the quoted reviews here are a curated slice, not the full picture. Not every account is glowing. One online review describes a different experience — overcharging and work that needed to be redone — worth weighing against the long-tenured customers above. Mass Irrigation looks like a solid call for anyone installing or maintaining a residential or commercial sprinkler system, especially given how often crews are described coming back to fix what they missed. Given the one billing complaint on record, it's worth getting pricing confirmed in writing before work starts.