Protect your pipes before the freeze. Start strong in spring.
Utah winters can crack backflows, split PVC lines, and ruin valve manifolds overnight. Our high-CFM compressed air winterization blows every drop out safe and sound.
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Complete seasonal protection
Everything your irrigation system needs to sleep soundly through winter and wake up ready for summer.
Fall blowout & winterization
The #1 preventive service in Utah. We purge 100% of water using commercial compressed air regulated to prevent pipe friction damage.
Priced by number of zones
Spring start-up & tune-up
Wake up your system safely without blowing out seals. We tune heads, calibrate spray arcs, and test all backflow valves.
Spring System Tune-Up
One freeze can cost you a whole spring of repairs
When water freezes trapped inside an irrigation backflow device or PVC manifold, the expanding ice exerts thousands of pounds of pressure per square inch. A $500+ backflow replacement or torn-up lawn to fix 4 split underground lines can easily ruin your spring budget.
Our regulated compressed air method safeguards your pipe walls while ensuring every single drop of water is expelled.
How blowout pricing works
Blowouts are priced straight and simple by the number of zones in your yard (e.g. 1-6 zones, 7-12 zones). Multi-neighbor discounts available if you book together!
Wasatch Front Weather
Freezes happen fast in late October
Blowout & Start-Up FAQs
When is it too late for a sprinkler blowout in Utah?
Utah usually experiences its first hard ground freeze between late October and mid-November. If nighttime temperatures dip below 32°F for a few hours, your above-ground backflow and shallow lines are at immediate risk. Don't wait until November freezes set in!
Can I just turn the water off and drain the manifold by hand?
No. Gravity draining only empties pipes on steep slopes. Low-lying zones, dips, and lateral lines retain water. When that water freezes, it expands by 9% and splits PVC, poly pipes, and expensive brass backflows.
Do I need to be home during the blowout?
As long as your outdoor irrigation shutoff valve, backflow assembly, and controller (or outside access) are accessible, you don't even need to be home. We leave a service completion tag on your door.
How long does a blowout service take?
A typical 6 to 10-zone residential yard takes roughly 25 to 45 minutes with our high-CFM compressor. We cycle every zone twice to guarantee all moisture is evacuated.
Proudly serving Salt Lake & Utah Counties
Our crews operate throughout the Wasatch Front for quick diagnosis and reliable on-time service.
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