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Sprinkler Winterization

Calgary Sprinkler Systems services residential and commercial systems as well as acreage and farm property when it comes time to winterize your irrigation system. We take pride in our work and our certified training.  Getting your sprinkler system winterized properly can be the difference between a happy spring and a costly one if lines or sprinklers break. Irrigation winterization can help make sure all your valves and irrigation zones are properly set for winter. 

Our technician will arrive with our commercial grade compressor to evacuate the water from your system. Some water does remain in the form of a thin film on the walls of the irrigation pipe. We will make notation of problems or issues that can be addressed either later in the season or at start up. Our Scheduling and Dispatch Software will bring us through your community in the most efficient and effective manner creating efficiencies that are passed on to our valued clients. If your connection equipment for compressor is sub-standard we will make recommendations with respect to improvements.

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Winterization service is essential to protect your irrigation system from expensive repairs caused by freezing. During the winterization process, sprinkler heads and irrigation lines are thoroughly drained to prevent damage. Failing to perform this service can result in significant damage to your irrigation system, leading to expensive repairs. The process typically involves using specialized equipment to blow out excess water from sprinkler systems, ensuring that the lines and heads remain safe throughout the winter months. Regular winterization services can safeguard your irrigation setup and extend its lifespan, saving you from unnecessary expenses.

Winterization FAQ

 

What is the best time of year for winterization for my irrigation system?


In Canada, the best time to perform winterization for your irrigation system or irrigation systems, is typically between late September and early October, before the first hard frost. The exact timing depends on your location, but the goal is to complete the process before freezing temperatures can damage the irrigation lines and sprinkler system. Monitoring local weather forecasts to avoid any early frost is crucial, as waiting too long can expose your system to freezing conditions, potentially causing costly repairs.