Zone 1 · Front left lawn
Station 1 · 4 rotor heads · 1 valve
1 head needs brand and model
Irrigation as-builts
Know every line.
Map every head, valve and backflow by zone, then hand your customer a clean as-built.
The problem
Buried lines are hard to find twice.
Most irrigation systems are documented once, badly, or not at all. The next visit starts with a guess.
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Buried laterals
The lines are out of sight as soon as the trench is closed.
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Lost valves
A valve box without a record is a hunt, especially on a property you did not build.
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No as-builts
The customer gets a handshake instead of a map they can keep.
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Wasted dig time
Crews spend the visit probing for something a pin would have shown.
How it works
Map it, find it, hand it off.
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Map
Walk the zone and place the heads, valves and backflow where they are.
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Find
Open the property later and go to the pin, instead of starting from memory.
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Hand off
Give your customer a clean as-built of the zones you recorded.
What you can record
A record of the system, by zone.
Lateral Maps is still being built. This is what it is for.
Heads, valves and backflow by zone
Keep each piece with the zone it serves, not in a pile of loose notes.
GPS pins
Mark where a head, valve or backflow sits so you can walk back to it.
Photos and notes
Save a model, a size or a condition when it will matter on the next visit.
Shareable as-builts
Hand over the zones you mapped as a record the customer can keep.
A phone in the field
Use the browser on the phone you already carry. Nothing to install.
Who it's for
The people who have to find it later.
Contractors
Leave the job with a map you can open on the next service call, and an as-built the customer can keep.
Property and facility managers
Keep the zones, valves and backflow for the properties you look after, so the next contractor is not guessing.
Municipal and government
Give crews and contractors the same picture of irrigation equipment across a site.
Questions
FAQ
What is Lateral Maps?
Lateral Maps is an app for irrigation laterals. You map heads, valves and backflow by zone, then find them again and hand your customer a clean as-built.
Who is it for?
Irrigation contractors, property and facility managers, and municipal or government crews who have to find irrigation equipment that is already in the ground.
Can I use the app today?
The app is live and still being built. If your company already has an account, log in at app.lateralmaps.com. Everyone else can join the waitlist.
What can I put on a map?
Heads, valves and backflow, grouped by zone, with a pin, and room for a photo or a note. It is a field record, and it is still growing.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes. Open it in the browser on the phone you carry in the field. There is nothing separate to install.
How does the customer get the as-built?
You share the record of the zones you mapped. The aim is a clean handoff the customer can keep.
What does it cost?
Pricing is not published yet. Join the waitlist and we will tell you when it is.
Is this a survey or a utility locate?
No. Lateral Maps is a practical record of irrigation equipment. It does not replace a licensed survey, an as-built stamped by an engineer, or a call to 811 before you dig.
What do you do with waitlist information?
We use it to write to you about Lateral Maps. We do not sell it. Details are in the privacy policy.
The waitlist
Know every line.
Tell us where to write you. We'll share news as the app grows.