FAQ
Quick answers.
What is a sprinkler blowout?
A blowout uses compressed air to clear all the water out of your sprinkler lines, valves, and heads before winter. Without it, leftover water can freeze, expand, and crack your pipes and components.
When should I winterize?
Before the first hard freeze — typically late October through mid-November in the Treasure Valley. Book early, since spots fill up fast as it gets colder.
Do I need to be home for the service?
No — we just need access to your backyard. If there's anything we should know (gate code, dogs, locked access), just add a note when you sign up.
How do I know how many zones I have?
Check your sprinkler controller/timer box — it'll usually show numbered stations (1, 2, 3...). That number is your zone count. Not sure? Just give us your best guess and we'll confirm on site.
What's included in the service?
A full system blowout — every zone cleared, backflow protected — and it's guaranteed. If something goes wrong that's on us, we'll make it right.
Will you come back in the spring to turn it on?
Yes — we offer spring startups. We turn your water back on, check and adjust every head, program your controller, and handle any repairs needed to get your system running right.
How do I pay?
Card, check, cash, Venmo, or Zelle — after the job's done. No payment required to book.