Optional
Spring start-up and sprinkler head check
Slowly recharging the system and checking each head catches winter damage and misaligned spray.
- How often
- Yearly
- Who
- DIY
- Typical cost
- Up to $80
- Time
- 1 hr
Why this matters
Slowly recharging the system and checking each head catches winter damage and misaligned spray.
If you skip it: Broken heads waste water and leave dry or flooded spots all season.
Who should do it
This is a do-it-yourself task. With basic tools and a few minutes, most homeowners can handle it without hiring anyone.
When to do it
Aim for spring. It's the natural reset after winter. Repeat once a year.
Frequently asked questions
How often should I spring start-up and sprinkler head check?+
Plan to spring start-up and sprinkler head check once a year. Slowly recharging the system and checking each head catches winter damage and misaligned spray.
How much does it cost to spring start-up and sprinkler head check?+
It typically runs Up to $80. This is a do-it-yourself task. With basic tools and a few minutes, most homeowners can handle it without hiring anyone.
What happens if I skip it?+
Broken heads waste water and leave dry or flooded spots all season.