Open it right. Keep it working. Close it safely.

Seasonal checks catch leaks, coverage problems and control issues before they waste water or become a larger repair.

Technician adjusting a pop-up sprinkler during spring start-up
Spring start-upTest every zone. Adjust what changed.
Irrigation system being professionally winterized before freezing weather
Fall winterizationProtect the system before the prairie freeze.

Seasonal service packages.

The core details from the old maintenance page are retained here in a shorter, easier-to-scan format.

SPRING

Spring start-up

  • Turn on the water carefully
  • Check leaks and run every zone
  • Adjust heads and verify coverage
  • Test sensor and controller programming
  • Report repairs or useful upgrades
FALL

Winterization

  • Shut off the irrigation supply
  • Blow out irrigation lines
  • Drain and protect exposed components
  • Note repairs to plan for spring
SEASON PLAN

Start-up + winterize

Book the two essential seasonal services together so opening and closing are handled at the appropriate time.

Repairs when the system changes.

Construction, landscaping, frost movement and normal wear can all create irrigation problems. We diagnose the cause before replacing parts.

Water and pressure

Leaks, severed pipe, weak pressure, valves that stay open and zones that do not start.

Heads and coverage

Broken, buried or misaligned heads, overspray, dry patches and uneven distribution.

Controls and wiring

Controller programming, rain sensors, cut wires and systems that run at the wrong time.

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