Protect Your System Before The Freeze With Sprinkler Blowouts!

Why Blowouts Matter In Cold Snaps

Las Cruces usually stays mild, but when temperatures drop, trapped water in irrigation lines can freeze and expand. That’s when pipes crack, fittings pop, and valves get damaged. A proper Sprinkler System Blowout removes water from the lines so your system is far less likely to get hit with surprise repairs when winter weather shows up.

What A Proper Sprinkler Blowout Includes

A real Irrigation Blowout Service is more than turning the system on for a minute. We shut down the water supply, clear out each zone, and push air through the lines so water is removed from pipes, sprinkler heads, and valves. We do it in a controlled way to protect the system while still getting the job done thoroughly.

Reduce Spring Repairs And Costly Leaks

Skipping blowouts often leads to spring problems, even if you don’t notice damage right away. Cracked pipes, broken heads, and valve failures can cause leaks underground and uneven watering once the system is back on. Sprinkler Winterization helps you avoid those issues, keeps your startup smoother, and saves money on preventable repairs.

Best Time To Schedule Your Blowout

Most homeowners schedule Sprinkler Winterization In Las Cruces before the first real cold snap. If you wait until after a freeze, the damage may already be done. We recommend planning ahead so your system is protected early, especially if your property has exposed plumbing, older lines, or areas that hold water.

Great For Residential And Commercial Systems

We provide Residential Sprinkler Blowouts for homes and also service commercial properties that need consistent irrigation care. Whether you have a small yard or multiple zones across a larger site, blowouts help protect your investment and reduce downtime when the season changes.

Pair It With A Quick Inspection

While we’re on site, we can flag issues like worn heads, weak zones, and visible leaks so you’re not surprised later. Many customers combine Sprinkler Blowouts with a basic checkup, then handle repairs before spring watering begins. It’s a simple step that keeps the whole system running better.