The guys at Pure Irrigation were outstanding! Fixed our problem that was beyond my abilities, quickly and efficiently. Will and OG were the best to work with, awesome! Thank you so much!⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
K M
3 months ago

Salt Lake County, Utah
Local sprinkler repair, spring start-ups, installs and fall blow-outs for Cottonwood Heights homes and businesses.
Cottonwood Heights sits on the east bench at the mouths of Big and Little Cottonwood Canyons. The higher elevation means it freezes earlier than most of the valley, so Cottonwood Heights homes should be near the front of the winterization line.
Many lots here slope toward the valley, which leads to low-head drainage, soggy spots at the bottom of the yard and weak pressure on the top zones.
Our Cottonwood Heights crew uses commercial air compressors to blow out your sprinkler lines zone by zone, drains the backflow assembly and switches the controller off for winter. Sprinkler winterization in Cottonwood Heights, Utah is $125 per residential system for 2026; very large or commercial properties may need a custom quote. We also handle sprinkler repair, broken heads, leaking valves and spring start-ups across Cottonwood Heights and the rest of Salt Lake County.
Freeze timing
Cottonwood Heights is in our “upper benches & foothills” frost band. Higher elevation — frost comes earliest.
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PopularProtect your pipes, valves, and backflow from freeze damage with a full commercial air blow-out.
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Leaks, electrical faults, broken valves, and clogged heads — our technicians are equipped to diagnose and fix any problem in your system on the first visit whenever possible.
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We bring your system back online, check every zone, and dial in coverage for the season.
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We check for leaks, adjust heads, program your controller, and dial in coverage so every corner of your lawn gets the water it needs — nothing more, nothing less.
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A full, custom-designed sprinkler system built for your yard, soil, and plants from the ground up.
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Leaking or stuck main shut-off valve repaired or replaced with a multi-year warranty.
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Cottonwood Heights is in our upper-bench frost band, where the first frost usually comes between late September and early October. We recommend being blown out by October 15.
On sloped lots, water in the lines drains out of the lowest heads after each cycle. Check valves in those heads usually stop it without replacing the whole zone.
Our 2026 residential blow-out in Cottonwood Heights is a $125 special (regularly $149), using commercial air compressors to clear every zone, your backflow and your valves. Very large or commercial properties may need a custom quote.
Repair visits are free. There is no service fee for the trip or the diagnosis. You get an up-front quote before any work starts, and most repairs run $250 to $750.
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