Compressed air through every zone before the first hard freeze. Fifteen minutes at your house, and it saves a repair bill that runs into the hundreds.
| Service | Price |
|---|---|
| Up to 5 zones | $85 |
| 6 to 9 zones | $110 |
| 10 or more zones | $140 |
| Same street, same day | $75 each |
| Hose bib covers installed | +$25 |
| Backflow wrap | +$35 |
Flat pricing, no surprises. Payment when the job is done.
Monument sits around 7,000 feet. Water left in a lateral line freezes, expands, and splits the pipe — and you do not find out until you turn the system on in April and a section of your yard turns into a swamp. A cracked manifold or a split backflow assembly is a several-hundred-dollar repair. The blowout is $85.
Book anytime from mid-September on. The first hard freeze in the Tri-Lakes area usually lands somewhere in October, but it has come earlier. Once nighttime temperatures start dropping into the twenties consistently, you are already gambling.
I schedule by street rather than by date. If three or more houses on your block book the same morning, everyone pays $75 instead of $85. Mention it when you call and I will hold a slot.
Fifteen to twenty minutes for a standard residential system. Larger systems with ten or more zones run closer to half an hour.
No. I just need access to the backflow and the controller. Most people are at work when I come out.
Still worth doing. Get it blown out, then run a full system check in spring so you know exactly what needs repair before you turn the water on.