Sprinkler blowouts in Salt Lake & Utah County. $100 for up to 6 zones.

Look at your sprinkler controller (the timer box in the garage or on an outside wall). Each numbered station that's wired is one zone; most Wasatch Front homes have 4–12. Drip lines count as zones too. Not sure? Pick your best guess. If the tech finds more or fewer zones on site, you pay for the real count: $15 for each zone over 6 (the $100 minimum covers up to 6).

A compressed-air winterization (blowout) of every zone on your system using a commercial-size compressor, plus shutting the system down for winter. There's no separate trip fee or compressor fee. The price is $100 for up to 6 zones plus $15 for each additional zone, so 3 to 6 zones is $100, 8 zones is $130 and 10 zones is $160.

Sprinkler blowouts are paid in full when you book, at the listed price. After you send the request you'll go to a secure Stripe page to complete payment and booking. Your price is based on the details you enter when you book. If the area, footage, or number of zones turns out to be different on site, we'll charge (or refund) the difference afterward. We'll call or text to confirm your time, then the tech blows out your system on your route day.

Invoices are due within 7 days. If a balance is still unpaid after 14 days, a flat $15 late fee is added. On balances unpaid after 30 days, interest of 1.5% per month also applies. If you have an unpaid balance, we can't book another job until it's paid, or you prepay. Full details are on our payment and late fees page. See payment & late fees.

Before the first hard freeze (28°F or colder). Salt Lake County usually sees first frost around Oct 21–31 and Utah County around Oct 11–20. A widely used local guide suggests upper benches by Oct 15, the south valley by Oct 31, and valley-floor homes in SLC, Murray, Holladay, Millcreek and Provo by Nov 7.

Usually not, as long as the tech can reach your irrigation shutoff valve, backflow preventer and controller. Add gate codes, dog notes or where your controller is in the booking form.

Don't run your sprinklers once temperatures drop below freezing, and close your irrigation shutoff valve if you know where it is. A single light frost rarely damages a system that's already shut off. A long hard freeze with water sitting in the backflow and pipes is what causes cracks. If we can't get to you before your area's deadline, we'll tell you right away.

Local irrigation technicians from our partner network do the work, and we handle booking, scheduling and support. We work only with contractors who hold the licensing and insurance Utah requires for irrigation work.

Yes. Cancel or reschedule for free up to 24 hours before your appointment and get a full refund. Within 24 hours, we may keep a deposit or charge a small fee. Just call or text (385) 743-8966 so we can offer your slot to a neighbor.

Spring startups open when secondary water comes back on, usually mid-April to early May. Join the spring waitlist and we'll email you before booking opens.