Sprinkler blowout in Provo & Orem, UT: $100 for up to 6 zones

Utah County usually gets its first frost earlier than Salt Lake, typically between October 11 and 20. But a first frost isn't the same as a damaging hard freeze (28°F or colder), and local guidance still lists valley-floor Provo with a blowout by about November 7. North Provo and Orem bench homes near the mountains should go earlier.

Recommended blowout byNov 7 (valley floor); earlier on benchesUtah Valley floor
Typical first frostOct 11–20Utah County
Irrigation waterMix of culinary & secondaryUtah County

When to winterize in Provo & Orem

If you're on the valley floor near the lake or downtown, late October to the first week of November works. If you're up on the bench (Edgemont, Indian Hills, east Orem near the mountains), book now.

Rentals and landlords

Provo and Orem have many rental homes. If you own a rental, requesting online means you don't have to be there for the tech visit. Just add access notes (gate, controller location) to the booking request, and we'll call or text you to confirm your time and send a secure payment link. Tenants: send this page to your landlord.

Frost vs. hard freeze

A light frost on the lawn doesn't freeze buried pipe right away. The damage comes from sustained hard freezes, especially to above-ground backflow preventers. That's why the recommended blowout date can come weeks after the first frost.

What a blowout costs in Provo & Orem

You pay $100 for up to 6 zones on your controller, plus $15 for each additional zone: up to 6 zones is $100, 7 is $115, 8 is $130 and 10 is $160. There are no trip fees and no "starting at" quotes. Send a request online, a local tech blows out your system on your neighborhood's route day. Paid in full at booking.

Why Wasatch Yard Co

  • A set arrival window. Pick a window when you book, and we show up in it.
  • A text before we arrive. We text you before the crew shows up.
  • A photo when it's done. We send you a photo when the job's done.

ZIP codes we serve

84601, 84604, 84606, 84057, 84058, 84097

Provo & Orem sprinkler blowout FAQ

When should I blow out sprinklers in Provo?

Valley-floor Provo homes by about Nov 7, and bench homes earlier. Utah County's first frost typically comes Oct 11–20.

I'm a landlord. Do I need to be there?

Usually not. Add access notes and the tech can work without you there if the controller, shutoff and backflow are reachable.

Do you serve my ZIP in Provo & Orem?

We serve 84601, 84604, 84606, 84057, 84058, 84097. Enter your ZIP on the booking page for an instant check.

When do I pay?

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.

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