Irrigation and winterization
Drip and spray systems designed to be drained, plus the fall blow-out and spring start-up that keep them alive.
- Price
- Quoted per site Projects from about $2,500
- Season
- Apr–Nov
- Status
- Booking in October
What's different about this job
Skipping the fall blow-out is the single most expensive $110 anyone saves in this valley. Cracked valves, split laterals and a flooded crawlspace show up at spring start-up, and the repair runs into four figures.
What is included
- Drip and low-volume spray design for short-season planting
- Backflow, master valve and drain-down points
- Fall blow-out before the first hard freeze
- Spring start-up with a freeze-damage inspection
- Smart controller setup you can run from your phone down the hill
Blow-out season
We aim to finish the valley by the end of October. Book in September — the last two weeks before the first hard freeze are always oversubscribed, and a missed blow-out shows up as split laterals and cracked valves at spring start-up.
Design for drain-down
Systems installed by valley-floor crews frequently have no low-point drains, which makes a proper blow-out impossible. If yours cannot be drained, that is worth fixing once rather than paying for freeze repairs every spring.
Questions we hear
When is the last safe date to blow out?
We aim to finish the valley by the end of October. Book in September — the last two weeks before the first freeze are always oversubscribed.
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