A few dry spots
Heads need adjusting or cleaning.
Services · Irrigation
Valley summers have become drier and hotter, and many towns set watering restrictions. A well-zoned system or drip line keeps lawns and beds alive without wasting water. Tell us what you need and we'll match you with irrigation installers.
Warning signs
Heads need adjusting or cleaning.
Broken heads, valves or controller issues.
Stuck valve or broken line wasting water and flooding beds.
Local conditions
The Fraser Valley gets most of its rain between fall and spring. July and August can go weeks without meaningful rain, and municipalities often limit lawn watering to certain days.
A system designed with separate zones for sun, shade, lawn and beds uses water where it's needed. A fall blowout clears the lines so freezing nights don't crack pipes and heads.
Costs
| Job | Typical range | What moves the price |
|---|---|---|
| New sprinkler system, average front and back | $3,500 – $8,000 | Number of zones, lawn size, controller |
| Spring start-up or fall blowout | $90 – $180 | Number of zones, repairs found |
Ranges are for budgeting only. Your quotes are based on a site visit.
Questions
Yes, if your system has lines that could freeze. It's cheap insurance against cracked pipes.
Often done together
Irrigation by town
Send one request and hear from up to 3 local companies.