Sprinkler Winterization in Summit County

Name: Conserva Irrigation of the Wasatch
Address: 5665 Aspenleaf Drive,, Park City, UT, 84098
Telephone: (435) 919-5319

Protect Your Irrigation System Before Freezing Conditions Arrive

Water left inside irrigation lines, valves, backflow equipment, filters, and sprinkler heads can freeze and expand during cold weather. The resulting pressure can crack pipes, damage fittings, and break essential components. Our Winterization Sprinkler System Services prepare residential and commercial systems in Summit County for the colder months.

At Conserva Irrigation of the Wasatch, we begin with a brief system check before winterization. If we identify an existing irrigation issue, we can leave an estimate for repairs so you know what may need attention before the next watering season.

Schedule winterization before freezing conditions arrive. Call (435) 919-5319 to arrange service for your Summit County property.

What Our Winterization Services Include

Our certified irrigation technicians follow a defined process to remove residual water and shut down key system controls. We use high-volume air compressors to clear irrigation lines, with methods suited to the system’s design and components.

Our winterization process includes:

System Check: assess the condition of your sprinkler system before winterization begins.
Water Shutoff: turn off the water supply to your sprinkler system.
System Drainage: properly drain water from sprinkler system components and use compressed air to clear irrigation lines.
Controller Adjustment: turn off the controller to the sprinkler system.
Repair Information: leave an estimate for repairs when the initial check identifies an irrigation issue.
Service Guidance: answer all of your questions about the winterization work.

We also explain our No Freeze Damage Guarantee™ and address any questions you have during the appointment.

Seasonal Protection for Summit County Properties

Residential and commercial irrigation systems can differ in size, layout, zone count, and access requirements. Rather than taking the same approach at every property, we account for the system in front of us, including valves, sprinkler heads, drip components, filters, backflow prevention equipment, and controller settings.

Our irrigation services are grounded in efficient irrigation practices and water conservation. Winterization brings that focus to seasonal system protection, while our satisfaction guarantee provides additional confidence in the work we perform.

When to Winterize an Irrigation System

Winterization should be completed before sustained freezing conditions affect water remaining in vulnerable components. The right timing depends on local temperatures, system design, and the location of exposed equipment. If preparation is delayed, freeze damage may go unnoticed until the system is inspected or restarted in spring.

Turning off the controller doesn’t remove water from irrigation lines. Water may remain inside valves, filters, sprinkler heads, drip components, and backflow prevention equipment even after scheduled watering stops. A sprinkler blowout clears residual water that an ordinary controller shutdown leaves behind.

Irrigation Components That Need Seasonal Attention

Effective winterization accounts for the complete irrigation layout, not only the most visible sprinkler heads. Components retain water in different ways, so drainage and air pressure should be appropriate for the system’s construction.

A winterization review may account for:

Irrigation lines serving individual watering zones
Sprinkler heads and connected fittings
Irrigation valves and valve boxes
Backflow prevention equipment and filters
Drip irrigation components
Controller or timer settings

Winterizing Residential & Commercial Systems

Commercial systems may have more zones, broader layouts, or more complex access requirements than a typical residential installation. A home system may also combine spray zones, rotor heads, and drip irrigation, each of which requires attention during shutdown.

The initial system check distinguishes seasonal preparation from repairs that need separate attention. If an issue is already present, documenting it before winter clarifies what may need service before irrigation resumes in spring.

Schedule Winterization Before the Freeze

Contact us to prepare your irrigation equipment for winter and identify visible repair needs before spring. We provide winterization service for residential and commercial customers throughout Summit County.

Our team can discuss your system, explain the winterization process, and arrange an appointment based on your property’s needs.

Call (435) 919-5319 to schedule winterization with Conserva Irrigation of the Wasatch.

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Services

Types of Winterization

Hardware
Sprinkler heads, valves, controllers, and pipes for optimal performance
Seasonal Maintenance Packages
Controller Failure

As the brains of your sprinkler system, it's critical to avoid issues like electrical concerns, controller display problems, and more. Our team is equipped and ready to help solve these controller concerns!
Irrigation Repairs

Leaks, broken heads, controller issues, dry patches, and even electrical malfunctions — our techs are trained and equipped to find and fix whatever is disrupting your sprinkler performance.

Steps To Service

How We Improve Irrigation Systems

1

Free Inspection
We evaluate your current setup and create a System Efficiency Score to identify exactly what's working and what's wasting water.
2

Fix the Urgent Stuff
Our experts fix critical issues first, prioritizing repairs that will have the biggest impact on water savings and system performance.
3

Optimize Performance
We fine-tune sprinkler placement, adjust nozzles, and ensure even water distribution across your landscape for maximum efficiency.
4

Upgrade Technology
Replace outdated timers with intelligent controllers and sensors that reduce water usage by 40-60% while keeping your lawn healthy.
5

Keep Things Working
Choose from our maintenance plans to ensure your system stays efficient year after year, protecting your investment and savings.

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