Sprinkler Installation & Repair in Salt Lake City

A new residential irrigation system typically costs $3,000 to $6,000 for an average Salt Lake Valley yard. The price depends on yard size, number of zones, soil conditions, and controller type. Smart controllers add $200 to $500 but save significant water over time.

We recommend winterization (blowout) between mid-October and mid-November along the Wasatch Front, before the first hard freeze. If you're on secondary irrigation water, your supply shuts off around mid-October, so we schedule those blowouts right after shutoff. We use compressed air to clear all water from the lines, preventing pipe bursts and cracked heads. We start booking winterizations in September, so schedule early.

Yes. We repair all brands and types of irrigation systems. Common repairs include broken heads, leaking valves, controller malfunctions, line breaks, and clogged filters on secondary water systems. We carry most common parts on our trucks and can complete most repairs in a single visit.

Utah's free Weekly Lawn Watering Guide tells you how many times to water each week based on real conditions, and drought-stage restrictions can apply in dry years. Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District serves most southwest valley cities, while Salt Lake City runs its own Public Utilities. In Riverton, Herriman, and Bluffdale, many homes use seasonal secondary irrigation water that is untreated and increasingly metered — we install filtration and program every system to match your supplier's guidance.