DIG Corp
By Storm Brain
Client
DIG Corp
Services
Project Description
The idea was to provide the commercial turf and the do-it-yourself retail marketplace a comprehensive line of low-volume irrigation products. Beginning in the 1980s with a limited assortment of drip irrigation accessories, DIG has expanded to become a distributor of battery & solar irrigation controllers and valves, and a manufacturer of a complete line of low-volume irrigation products including drip tubing, dripline, fittings, and accessories.
The idea was to provide the commercial turf and the do-it-yourself retail marketplace a comprehensive line of low-volume irrigation products. Beginning in the 1980s with a limited assortment of drip irrigation accessories, DIG has expanded to become a distributor of battery & solar irrigation controllers and valves, and a manufacturer of a complete line of low-volume irrigation products including drip tubing, dripline, fittings, and accessories.
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