Illustration: a pop-up sprinkler head spraying water across a green lawn

Sprinkler repair & irrigation

From broken sprinkler heads and uneven watering to new irrigation systems, we help keep your yard watered and growing. Seasonal blowouts prepare your sprinkler lines before freezing weather arrives.

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Sprinklers

What's included

  • Sprinkler repair
  • Irrigation installation
  • Sprinkler blowouts

A repair, a new installation, and the seasonal blowout are separate jobs. Tell us which one you need, and we'll put it in a free estimate.

Check whether we come to your area

Repairs first

A sprinkler problem usually shows in the lawn first

A head that won't pop up. A zone that stays dry while everything around it is green. A patch of lawn going brown in the middle of summer. Water pooling over a line, or a valve that won't shut off properly. A system usually tells you something is wrong before you go looking.

Tell us what the system is doing (or not doing), and we'll come take a look. We assess the scope first, then you get a free estimate before any repair is scheduled.

Adding irrigation

Irrigation installation is for a lawn or beds with no sprinklers yet, or an area a system never reached. New planting beds and new sod are the usual reasons. It's a project rather than a repair, so we look at the area with you before giving an estimate.

The seasonal blowout

A sprinkler blowout clears the water out of the lines at the end of the season. Along the Wasatch Front, that's fall work, done before the first hard freeze, so water sitting in the pipes can't freeze and split them.

If we already look after your lawn, the blowout can go on the same schedule, so it isn't something you have to remember.

Start to finish

From your text to a finished job

  1. Call or text

    Tell us what the yard needs, or send the details through the form.

  2. We look at the job

    We talk through the work and assess the scope of your property.

  3. Free estimate

    You get a free estimate for the work and decide whether to go ahead.

  4. Scheduled & done

    Approved work is scheduled and completed. Regular maintenance goes on an ongoing schedule.

Other yard work

Sprinkler acting up, or ready for a blowout?

Estimates are free. Customers normally hear back within one day.

Serving Utah County, southern Salt Lake County. See the whole service area.

Tell us what the yard needs and we'll talk through the scope, send a free estimate, and schedule the work once you approve it.