Sprinkler Emergency?
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Emergency Irrigation Shutoff Services
If your sprinkler system starts leaking and you're not sure how to turn it off, you can give us a call and we'll stop by any time of day to get them shut off before they cause damage to your home. Protect your family and your property by calling us right away if you can't figure out how to shut your sprinklers off on your own.
Urgent Sprinkler Repair Services
Got a sprinkler emergency? After shutting off your system, give us a call so we can get out to you as soon as possible. We offer next-day emergency services for when you're in a pinch. Whether your system is leaking or your sprinklers are stuck on, give us a call so we can get your system fixed and running again.
Same Day Service
Often we can get a technician out to your property on the same day that you call, depending on what time of day you call and what month of the year it is. We do charge an emergency fee if you need immediate service.
How do I shut off my sprinklers?!
How to shut off Culinary Sprinkler Systems
If your sprinkler system runs on culinary water, you will need a long metal sprinkler key which is a T-shape with a mouth on the bottom to grab onto the shutoff valve, which is buried 4-7 feet underground. Usually this valve us located in the lawn near your water meter. Sometimes, the valve may also be located near the house, though this is less common.
How to shut off Pressurized Irrigation Sprinkler Systems
If your system runs on pressurized irrigation water, you need to locate the shutoff valve which is generally in a green plastic box buried at the level of the grass. It will generally be labeled "pressurized irrigation" and will be near the street or at the corner of your property.
Is my system culinary or pressurized irrigation water?
Most Utah County properties are on pressurized irrigation unless you are in Provo, Orem, or have an older property. If you have a backflow preventer on your property, you definitely have a culinary system!
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