Sprinkler Spring Start-Up Made Easy
Get your irrigation system up and running for the season — safely, carefully, and before the dry weather arrives.
- Includes up to 8 zones
- Zone-by-zone check
- Controller and schedule review
- Add backflow testing if needed
No account required. Create one later to save your property and book future seasonal services faster.
What we check
- Slow system pressurization
- Zone-by-zone check
- Visible leaks or low-pressure zones
- Broken, tilted, or clogged sprinkler heads
- Controller and watering schedule
- Drip filters, nozzles, or emitters where accessible
- Obvious valve or backflow concerns
- Repair notes if something needs follow-up
What we look for
Common spring issues we find
Many sprinkler problems are small at first. Catching them early can help avoid wasted water, dry patches, and surprise repairs — that is why we check every zone during start-up.
Broken or tilted heads
Common after a wet winter with soil movement.
Clogged nozzles
Debris and mineral buildup can reduce coverage.
Low-pressure zones
Often a sign of a leak, valve issue, or head problem.
Leaks near valves or heads
Small leaks caught now avoid larger problems later.
Controller schedule issues
Controllers may lose settings or need seasonal updates.
Missing backflow test
Many irrigation systems require an annual backflow test.
Ready for a careful start-up?
Book spring start-up only, or combine with annual backflow testing from Starts at $169 for standard residential service.
Why it matters
Spring start-up is more than turning the water back on
After a wet winter, your sprinkler system may have broken heads, clogged nozzles, low-pressure zones, controller issues, or leaks. A proper spring start-up helps catch these problems before peak watering season.
Bring the system online carefully
We turn water back on gradually and look for obvious issues as the system pressurizes.
Catch problems before summer
Broken heads, clogged nozzles, and coverage issues are easier to fix before the dry season.
Water more efficiently
A controller and zone review helps reduce waste and avoid overwatering.
Pricing
Transparent pricing
Prices confirmed before scheduling. No surprise charges.
Spring start-up
| Service | Price |
|---|---|
| Spring start-up (up to 8 zones) | Starts at $129 |
| Each additional zone beyond 8 | $12 per zone |
Starting prices are for standard residential systems up to 8 zones. Additional zones are $12 each. Commercial, HOA, property management, pump systems, multiple connection points, difficult access, repairs, replacement parts, or unusually large systems may require custom pricing.
How it works
What to expect
We keep scheduling simple: tell us about your property, we confirm the details, then we complete the service and share notes.
Submit your request
Tell us your address, number of zones if you know it, and any access notes.
We confirm details
We review timing, property access, and whether backflow testing should be added.
We complete the service
A technician turns the system on, checks zones, and notes visible issues.
You get service notes
We share what was checked and flag anything that may need repair.
Frequently asked questions
Ready to get your sprinkler system started?
Request spring start-up now, or add it to your backflow test.