Our services and prices are as follows:
Repair a broken sprinkler pipe: $75.00
Repair any broken sprinkler piping if under ground: $125.00
Adjustments: $125.00 (Adjusting existing system to perform as designed for residential systems with eight zones or less. To do this, we turn the system on and run water through each zone, adjust sprinkler heads for proper coverage, set timer, and replace broken sprinkler heads. Additional charge for time in excess of one hour.)
Adjustments with consultation: $175.00 (We run through the entire system, give intructions on how to operate the system, identify problems and suggest solutions for improving overall functions.)
Set timer: $50.00 (The timer controls how long water is on in each area. Residential 8 zones or less.)
Replace and set timer: $100.00 (Residential 8 zones or less)
Replace sprinkler heads: $25.00 per head
Replace valve: $75.00
Install backflow prevention device: $175.00 (Additional charges if digging is necessary.)
Blow-out: $75.00 (We shut down your system for the winter and blow-out all excess water from pipes to prevent freeze damage. If any freeze damage occurs through the winter, we fix it for free. We then turn the system back on for you in the spring.)
*We give free estimates to convert your existing zone to a drip zone. All prices are based on reasonable access. Prices good through 2010.For sprinkler work, call us at
(503) 643-0466 Westside or (503) 669-2722 Eastside
Sprinkler System Components
Timer - controls how long, what time and what days your system waters each zone.
Shutoff valve - stops the supply water from going to any piping down-stream from the shutoff valve.
Backflow preventer - click here for information.
Zone valve - controls how much water flows to the specified zone. Your controller opens your zone valve as it's programed to, which allows water to run through your system and supply that particular zone's sprinkler heads with water.
Sprinkler heads - desperse water from your system's pipes to the desired landscape. There are two main types of heads - spray and rotary. Spray heads shoot a constant spray of water in an isolated direction. Rotary heads shoot a stream of water and pivote to spray in different directions.
Drip zone - an adjustable low output system designed to meet the needs of individual plants and small areas. These are often used to water potted plants and gardens.
Drains - allow stagnant water in system to drain out. This helps prevent against freezing. To fully protect your system, a blow-out is necessary (see above for service prices).
