Sprinkler Blowouts Are Wrapping Up - Don't Get Left Out

We're still out making the rounds, but appointments are filling up fast. Once the ground freezes, it's a whole different situation - and not a good one. Water left sitting in your irrigation lines can freeze, expand, and crack pipes or heads. That kind of damage is expensive and completely avoidable.

A blowout is simple in concept - we use compressed air to push every last bit of water out of your system before temperatures drop. But it has to be done right. Too much pressure and you can damage the lines. Too little and you leave water behind. We've done this enough times to know exactly what each system needs.

This time of year, our schedule gets tight quickly. We're working through neighborhoods and wrapping up our last round of blowouts. The window to get this done is closing, and once the hard freezes set in, there's nothing we can do to protect lines that still have water in them.

If you've been putting it off, now is the time to get on the calendar. We're not trying to create urgency out of thin air - the weather does that on its own. Reach out and we'll get you squared away before it's too late.