Pure Irrigation

Utah County, Utah

Sprinkler Repair & Winterization in Highland

Local sprinkler repair, spring start-ups, installs and fall blow-outs for Highland homes and businesses.

Your Highland Sprinkler Team

Highland is known for large lots, and larger lots mean bigger systems with more zones. A single failed valve or broken lateral can waste a lot of water before anyone notices.

Highland sits on a higher bench near the mouth of American Fork Canyon, so it freezes earlier than most of Utah County. We recommend Highland homes schedule their winterization early.

Freeze timing

When to Winterize in Highland

Highland is in our “upper benches & foothills” frost band. Higher elevation — frost comes earliest.

Typical first fall frost
Late September to early October
Blow out by
October 15
Typical last spring frost
Mid-to-late May

FAQ

Highland Sprinkler Questions

When should Highland homes winterize?

Highland is in our upper-bench frost band, with the first frost usually between late September and early October. We recommend being blown out by October 15.

My Highland system has a lot of zones. Does winterization cost more?

Our 2026 residential blow-out is a $125 special (regularly $149). Very large properties may need a custom quote, and we will tell you before the visit if that applies.

How much does sprinkler winterization cost in Highland?

Our 2026 residential blow-out in Highland 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.

How much is a sprinkler repair visit in Highland?

Repair visits have a $39.99 service fee that covers the trip and the diagnosis. You get an up-front quote before any work starts, and most repairs run $250 to $750. Maintenance plan members skip the service fee.

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