Sprinkler Installation, Repair and Maintenance in Coeur d'Alene
Expert sprinkler installation, repair, and seasonal maintenance to keep your landscape irrigation running efficiently. We install, repair, and maintain sprinkler systems for Coeur d'Alene and North Idaho homes — including fall winterization and spring startups. Free estimates; serving Coeur d'Alene, Hayden, Post Falls, and Dalton Gardens.
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Services We Provide
We can help with the installation of your new sprinkler system. Does your current sprinkler system have problems? It may be time to replace it instead of making expensive repairs each time you have a leak or broken sprinkler head. We can also inspect your current system and recommend how to save money on water consumption.
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Affordable Sprinkler Repair Services
Don't let a broken sprinkler system ruin your lawn. Our affordable repair services will get your system back up and running in no time. We handle everything from broken heads to leaking pipes.
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Regular Sprinkler Maintenance
Regular maintenance is key to keeping your sprinkler system running efficiently. Our maintenance services include seasonal adjustments, winterization, and spring startup to ensure your system is always performing at its best.
Before the freeze? Our guide to sprinkler winterization in North Idaho covers the timing and what the City of Coeur d'Alene requires of a blowout.
Reach Out To UsSprinkler system questions, answered
When should I winterize my sprinkler system around Coeur d’Alene?
Before the ground freezes — first frost here averages around October 12 (Old Farmer’s Almanac, NOAA normals), and the busy week is the one the forecast first turns.
Can any company blow out my sprinkler lines?
Ask this one carefully. The City of Coeur d’Alene warns that compressed air prevents freeze damage but can damage backflow assemblies or contaminate water if done wrong: air must go in downstream of the approved backflow assembly, and pressure/atmospheric vacuum breakers must come off before compressed air goes anywhere near them. A crew that shrugs at that question is the answer to it.
What happens to my backflow device over winter?
Per city guidance: removable backflow assemblies come off and store indoors; non-removable ones get thoroughly drained. And at spring start-up, the annual backflow test is due no later than July 1.
Should I still water my lawn in the fall?
Yes — University of Idaho Extension notes grass still uses close to an inch of water per week in October, and a final deep watering just before winterizing helps prevent winter desiccation damage.
More on the timing and the city’s blowout guidance: our sprinkler winterization guide.
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