Yes! Flow Works specializes in new sprinkler system installations for both residential and commercial properties. Whether you're looking to install a system in a new build or upgrade an existing yard, we have the expertise to design and install an efficient, water-saving irrigation system tailored to your needs.

Our team ensures that your system is properly designed for Colorado’s climate, optimizing water usage while keeping your lawn and landscape healthy.

It's best to activate your sprinkler system in mid-to-late April, depending on the weather. Spring in Colorado can still bring surprise snow or freezing temperatures, so waiting until consistent nighttime temperatures stay above 32°F helps prevent damage.

Winterizing your sprinkler system should be done by mid-October at the latest. Colorado’s first hard freeze can hit as early as late September, and blowing out your system before then can help prevent costly damage to your system.

Colorado’s unpredictable weather means sudden freezes can happen in early fall or late spring. To protect your backflow preventer:
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- Wrap it with insulation, such as a towel, blanket, or insulated pouch.
- Cover it with a plastic bag or tarp to keep moisture out.
- In extreme cold, shut off the water supply and drain it to avoid freezing damage.

Signs of sprinkler issues may include some of the following:

- Uneven watering – dry spots or oversaturated areas.
- Weak or inconsistent water pressure – could indicate a leak or clogged nozzle.
- Higher-than-normal water bills – possibly due to underground leaks.
- Sprinkler heads not popping up or staying stuck – may be due to dirt buildup or pressure issues.
- Zones not turning on/off properly – often caused by a faulty valve or electrical issue.

If a sprinkler zone won’t shut off, try the following:

- Turn off your controller to check if it’s an electrical issue.
- Manually shut off the main water supply to prevent flooding.
- Check the zone valve – it may be stuck open. Loosening the solenoid or tapping the valve gently can sometimes resolve the issue.
- If temperatures are near freezing, act quickly to prevent ice buildup in pipes.

If the problem persists, contact a local sprinkler professional to inspect and repair the system. For expert sprinkler service in Colorado, reach out to us today