Pure Irrigation

Utah County, Utah

Sprinkler Repair & Winterization in Pleasant Grove

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

Your Pleasant Grove Sprinkler Team

Pleasant Grove has a long history, and many homes have irrigation that was added or updated over several decades. It is common for us to find a mix of old and new parts in the same system.

Most Pleasant Grove yards use secondary water, which brings sediment that clogs filters and nozzles over the summer.

Freeze timing

When to Winterize in Pleasant Grove

Pleasant Grove is in our “south valley” frost band. Mid elevation — a typical Wasatch Front frost window.

Typical first fall frost
Early-to-mid October
Blow out by
October 31
Typical last spring frost
Mid May

FAQ

Pleasant Grove Sprinkler Questions

Why do my Pleasant Grove sprinkler heads keep clogging?

Secondary water carries sand and debris. If your filter is missing, damaged or clogged, that debris reaches the heads. Fixing the filter usually solves the problem.

When should I winterize in Pleasant Grove?

Pleasant Grove is in our south-valley frost band. Secondary water usually shuts off in mid-October, and we recommend being blown out by the end of October.

How much does sprinkler winterization cost in Pleasant Grove?

Our 2026 residential blow-out in Pleasant Grove 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 Pleasant Grove?

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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