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Blowout & Winterization Sprinkler System Services


With Pacific Lawn Sprinklers there are:
  • NO PREPAYMENTS!
  • NO CONTRACTS!
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Full-service, expert sprinkler system winterization services done by the lawn care experts at Pacific Lawn Sprinklers for over 40 years.

Sprinkler System Winterization for Your Lawn

At Pacific Lawn Sprinklers, we understand how temperamental a sprinkler system can be during the cold, winter months, which is why we take great care to ensure our customers have the proper tactics in place to prevent damage to your lawn sprinkler system.

Our expert lawn sprinkler service team is here to deliver complete and comprehensive winterization services for your sprinkler system, ensuring that every part of your system is properly prepared for freezing temperatures that can wreak havoc, not only on your above-ground sprinklers, but your underground piping and drip irrigation system.

From inspection and service visits to installation, repairs, and winterization, the professional team at Pacific Lawn Sprinklers has you covered with trusted services and unmatched customer service support, 24 hours a day.

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What to Expect from Your Certified Irrigation Specialist

For those living in seasonal conditions or regions with extremely low temperatures, winterizing your lawn sprinklers is a must. A certified irrigation specialist will make sure that your entire system is winterized, blown out, and shut down at the end of the season, preventing any weather-related damage from occurring. As trained lawn care experts, our technicians utilize specialized equipment that’s regulated to deliver the precise amount of compressed air (based on the manufacturers specifications) to correctly remove any residual water that exists in the systems’ main lines, lateral lines, manifold, and solenoid valves. After each service, you can expect a fully functioning lawn sprinkler system, with the sprinkler heads, solenoid valves, and piping avoiding any compromises from excess pressure or friction by an improperly regulated air compressor.

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Our Service Process

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Your prescheduled appointment will be sent to you via postcard or email. You’ll get a scheduled reminder 24-48 hours before your appointment.

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Our lawn sprinkler technicians will show up in our trademarked “Bright Yellow” service van to start the process.

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Your lawn sprinkler’s main water service or well supply will be shut down or disconnected and a specially regulated air compressor will be attached to your system.

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Our technician will work through each individual zone, forcing out all residual water and ensuring each line has been winterized.

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A bright yellow tag will be placed on the main shut off valve, identifying its winterized status. Your irrigation water supply will then be shut down for the season and a control timer will be placed in “rest mode.”

The Pacific Lawn Sprinklers Service Guarantee

At Pacific Lawn Sprinklers, our number one priority is our customers, which is why we offer specialized guarantees designed to help you feel confident in your lawn care. With our Pay as You Go service, you’re never locked into a contract. We know that our customers are busy and can’t be inconvenienced with missed appointments. That’s why we’ve developed a cutting-edge scheduling process that allows to you either preschedule your service automatically by phone or email. With our convenient online scheduling feature, scheduling your appointment has never been easier. Every appointment is also backed by our exclusive On Time or On Us guarantee, meaning if we’re late, we pay you.

Benefits of a Blowout & Winterization Service

The best way to save thousands of dollars on a new lawn sprinkler? Preparation. And at Pacific Lawn Sprinklers, that’s what we do!

Our blowout & winterization service is designed to help give you peace of mind, ensuring the quality and protection of your lawn sprinkler. There are numerous benefits of performing a winterization service on your lawn sprinklers, including:

  • Removing excess water from your sprinkler that can cause future damage
  • Preventing your pipes from freezing and cracking
  • Reducing the drain time with each sprinkler
  • Reduces risk of expensive future repairs
  • Clears your sprinkler head of debris, reducing clogs

Southern Sprinkler Winterization

Winterizing your sprinkler system is not only for the chillier, northern states! Even for our customers in southern states like Texas, Georgia, and South Carolina, prepping your sprinkler system is vital for ensuring the protection against extreme weather fluctuations – because they do happen!

At Pacific Lawn Sprinkler, we’ll help keep your sprinkler system protected with customized sprinkler system winterization solutions that cater to the southern climate. Proper preparation is key in order to prevent unforeseen weather damage, leaving you without a working sprinkler system and a few thousand dollars for repairs or a full replacement.

Trusted Sprinkler System Winterization Company Since 1980

For complete irrigation services that you can trust, contact the experts at Pacific Lawn Sprinkler today. For over 40 years, we’ve been delivering the same, reliable services to our customers, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

As an independently owned company with a focus on customer service, we’ve made sure to never waver on quality and care for our customers, delivering the local “neighborhood feel” to each service we provide.

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When is the Best Time to Winterize Your Lawn Sprinkler System? «
► As the seasons transition and the leaves start to fall, homeowners often wonder about the right time to winterize their lawn sprinkler systems. While the exact date can vary based on regional climate and specific weather patterns, there is a general time frame that's ideal for most homeowners. 
Top 10 Questions When Winterizing Your Lawn Sprinkler System «
► As the golden hues of autumn give way to the chilly embrace of winter, homeowners start preparing their homes for the colder months. One crucial task that often goes overlooked is winterizing the lawn sprinkler system. But what does it mean to winterize a sprinkler system, and why is it so essential? 
Winterizing Your Lawn Sprinkler System: Why It's Best Left to the Pros «
► As the golden hues of autumn give way to the chilly embrace of winter, homeowners start preparing their homes for the colder months. One crucial task that often goes overlooked is winterizing the lawn sprinkler system. But what does it mean to winterize a sprinkler system, and why is it so essential? 
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► Have you ever thought about the different offers for decorating holiday lights? Some companies offer a leasing option to install Christmas lights on your home and bushes every year for a set price. Most of the time it is a couple of thousand dollars, depending upon the size of the home and shrubs. This price will also include the company returning after the season, removing the lights, and storing them until next season. Sounds like a great option- right? 
Is your Drinking Water Protected? «
► A backflow prevention valve on a lawn sprinkler or drip irrigation system can come in many types and brands. Each device offers an additional level of protection against the possible chance of the irrigation water from backing up into and contaminating your domestic drinking (potable) water. More and more frequently, water companies are mandating that the backflow preventer on your irrigation system be tested once a year to ensure its proper operation. 

Schedule Your Next Sprinkler Winterization Service Today

Prepare your lawn sprinkler system today with the expert winterization techniques and services from the professional technicians at Pacific Lawn Sprinklers. We’ll help you prepare and clean your system, protecting your systems and your wallet.

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Frequently Asked Questions for Sprinkler Winterizations:


What is a lawn sprinkler winterization?

  • The definition of a lawn sprinkler winterization (also known as a shutdown, sprinkler blow out, drip irrigation shut down, garden irrigation turn off, and sprinkler closing) is the process of removing all water from the pipes, backflow preventer, sprinkler heads, and fittings in your irrigation system with a regulated air compressor. This process will help to ensure the colder temperatures do not cause the irrigation components or piping to expand, freeze, or crack, leading to extensive damage.

When is the best time to winterize my lawn sprinkler system?

  • October 1st thru December 15th (depending on your region) is usually the best time to schedule the winterization of your irrigation system. Winterizing your system during this time frame is optimal because you want to winterize your sprinkler system BEFORE we experience several days of freezing cold temperatures, specifically below 32 degrees Fahrenheit.

Why should I winterize my sprinkler system?

  • When temperatures drop below freezing, the water left inside in your sprinkler irrigation lines can freeze and cause extensive damage. The winterizing process will help to assure that the coming winter and freezing temperatures do not damage or compromise your sprinkler system’s components and piping.

Can I winterize my sprinkler system myself?

  • We do not recommend homeowners to winterize their own sprinkler system because just turning off the water valve is NOT enough. Even if you drained the water out of your irrigation system, some water will remain and can freeze, expand, and crack the components and piping. A specialized air compressor will deliver the precise amount of compressed air to correctly remove the residual water in all of the systems’ main lines, lateral lines, manifold and solenoid valves. If an improperly regulated air compressor is used, you can compromise the sprinkler heads, solenoid valves, backflow preventer and piping from excess air pressure or friction.

How do you winterize a sprinkler system?

  • In order to winterize an irrigation system, you first have to shut down all of the irrigation water supply sources and leave the clock in the “rest” position. Next, a specially regulated air compressor will be attached to the irrigation system and the system will be charged with the proper amount of forced air. The technician will work through each individual zone completely forcing out all the residual water in the main lines and lateral lines. A light mist will be emitted from the sprinkler heads. This is a sign that your irrigation lines have been properly winterized.

What will happen to my sprinkler system if I do not winterize?

  • If a lawn sprinkler system is not professionally winterized, there will be water left in the main lines. This means when the weather gets colder, the remaining water in the lines will freeze and the components and pipes can crack and can cause major issues. Substantial damage to the irrigation system can result and will be evident the following season when the sprinkler system is started up again.

How much is a lawn sprinkler winterization?

  • The price of a lawn sprinkler winterization varies based on the size of the system and the system’s components – how many water supplies the system has, if there are additional lines such as a dock line or outdoor sink, etc. The standard winterization costs approximately $70 - $150 and increase based on the number of zones in the irrigation system and additional lines, if applicable.
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