Questions? Probably answered here.

Nope. As long as we can reach your sprinkler controller and the backflow/blowout valve (usually by the house or in a box by the curb), you can be at work. If your controller is inside, leave the garage code in the notes or plan to be home.

Look at your sprinkler controller — each numbered station that runs is one zone. Not sure? Pick “Not sure” when booking and we’ll estimate from satellite imagery of your yard.

No problem — we blow out every zone. Any extra zones are billed upon completion of service at your booking’s per-zone rate.

Everyone calls the week before the first hard freeze. Booking early lets us plan tight routes, so we pass the savings to you. Your price is locked in the day you book.

We group houses by neighborhood so our truck isn’t crossing town all day. When you enter your address we suggest the day we’re already near you — you can pick a different day if it doesn’t work.

In the Tri-Cities, first hard freezes usually hit late October to mid-November. Blowing out before then protects your backflow, pipes and heads from cracking.

We shut off the irrigation supply, connect a commercial tow-behind compressor, blow each zone until it runs dry, open the backflow test cocks to drain, and leave your controller in off/rain mode.

Blowouts work in light rain. If weather forces a reschedule we’ll text you and move you to the next day we’re in your area.

Yes. Text us or reply to any of our texts. Moving your day is free with 48 hours’ notice. Cancelling is free within 24 hours of booking; after that there’s a $50 cancellation fee. There’s never a fee if weather or we move your day. Details are in our Service Terms (link at the bottom of every page).