Sprinkler Systems Startups

Sprinkler Systems Startups East Bethel

Lawn Sprinkler Systems Blowouts & Startups

MN Irrigation goes over the 5-step checklist for turning off a lawn sprinkler. Getting a sprinkler system prepared for the cooler weather is crucial for keeping a lawn irrigation system prepared for the spring and summer months of the list below year. Expertly winterizing your sprinkler system stops pricey repair services, and makes sure that your irrigation system awaits the spring.

The concept of winterizing a sprinkler system needs to be done right so that there are no expensive repairs and replacements that need to be made during the spring when your system starts-up. A system that is not winterized correctly will much more likely need significant repairs in the spring before being allowed to be operated. It is essential to remember that it is far less expensive and also much less labor-intensive to prepare the system properly and properly in the loss compared to the repairs needed for broken installations, tubing, valves, sprinklers, and also other parts in the spring.

Any company that does sprinkler repairs and blowouts needs to be able to warranty its work should problems arise once the system starts again in the spring when the weather warms and the sprinklers come on. Once scheduled, a MN Irrigation professional technician will come out and make sure that your sprinkler blowout is done correctly in order to protect your pipes in the fall, and also comes out in the spring to start up the system. During April and May, our Spring Startup Service will start up your lawn irrigation system and run it through the season.

As you can see, our crew is super thorough in making sure that your sprinkler is in optimal working condition, keeping your lawn green and beautiful throughout the season. If you would like to have your lawn sprinklers started before a specific date, please contact MN Irrigation several weeks ahead of time to ensure that we are able to make that happen. Every system we install is blow-out during the fall, allowing us to ensure our customers there is no freezing damages should they have their irrigation systems winterized, or we get sued.