A spring startup is more than opening a valve. After freeze season in Utah, we turn the system on carefully, look for winter damage, and check that zones, heads, and valves are ready for the watering season.
When this service is needed
- A system that has been off all winter and has not been inspected.
- Heads that popped, pipes that shifted, or leaks that only show once water is back on.
- Zones that ran last year but do not come up after the first spring cycle.
- Timer settings that are still on last season’s schedule.
What the service includes
- Controlled turn-on of the water supply and zone-by-zone inspection.
- Look for broken pipes, leaking valves, and damaged or stuck heads.
- Coverage check and basic head adjustment after the system is running.
- Notes on repairs that should be handled before regular watering starts.
How it helps
- Catch winter breaks before they soak the yard all season.
- Get watering started on time instead of waiting until the lawn is already stressed.
- A clear picture of what needs repair now versus what can wait.
- Pairs with fall winterization as part of a seasonal maintenance routine.