Sprinklers & Irrigation
Every fall, water left in sprinkler lines freezes, expands, and cracks pipe. It happens underground, so you don’t find out until spring — when a zone won’t hold pressure and the repair bill is many times what a blowout costs.
A blowout is simple. We shut off the supply, hook a compressor to the system, and push the water out of every zone with compressed air. Lines, heads, valves — empty. Then we power down the controller so nothing runs over winter.
Blowout season in Cache Valley runs September through November, and the schedule fills up. Call (435) 279-3595 or send the form and we’ll get you on the list before the freeze.
Takes about a minute. Rylan will call or text you back, usually the same day.
We only use this info to get back to you about your estimate.
How It Works
FAQs
In the fall, before the ground freezes. In Cache Valley that means getting on the schedule in September or October. Waiting too long is how lines crack.
Water left in the lines freezes and expands. That cracks pipes, splits fittings, and ruptures valves and backflow preventers. The spring repair costs a lot more than the blowout.
Manual drains rarely get all the water out. Low spots in the line hold water that a compressor pushes out. Compressed air is the reliable way to winterize.
Most residential systems take well under an hour.
Reviews
"He came out quickly, gave us a fair quote, and fit our project in the same week… For any future yard projects, Westridge will be our first call."
Jess L. — Logan, UT"Rylan did an excellent job with our sprinkler system and aeration. We would definitely recommend him and will use him again."
Angalee R."Very efficient and professional. The yard looks great. Couldn't be happier."
Shane R.Free estimates, usually scheduled within 24–48 hours.