Before the first hard freeze - typically October in our area. We schedule blowouts through the fall on a first-come basis.
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Irrigation Systems in Sandwich, Illinois
An irrigation system is only as good as its coverage. We lay out zones by hydraulics and by what is actually growing - turf heads on turf, drip in planting beds, separate zones for sun and shade - so no area is soaked while another one browns out.
Installation is done with a vibratory plow to keep lawn damage minimal, with heads set flush, swing joints on every head, and a backflow device that meets local code.
We also take over systems installed by someone else. Spring startups, mid-season adjustments, head and valve repairs, controller upgrades and fall winterization are all part of what we do.
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What's Included
- System design and zone layout
- Installation with minimal lawn disturbance
- Rotors, spray heads and drip irrigation for beds
- Smart and Wi-Fi controllers with rain sensors
- Spring startup, backflow testing and adjustments
- Fall blowout and winterization
Irrigation Systems Pricing
Starting at $500 per zone in Sandwich and the surrounding Fox Valley communities.
Sprinkler zone
Heads, piping, valve and wiringStarting at $500
per zoneTypical residential system
Quarter-acre lot, 5-7 zones, controllerStarting at $3,000
per systemDrip zone for beds
Low-volume drip for planting bedsStarting at $450
per zoneSpring start-up / winterization
Blow-out, checks and head adjustmentStarting at $85
per visitStarting prices are entry points for work in the Sandwich and Fox Valley area, not quotes. Final pricing depends on access, grade, drainage, material choice and the size of the job, and is set after a free on-site visit and measure.
Why It Matters
Even coverage
Head-to-head spacing and correct nozzles mean the whole zone gets watered, not just the middle.
Lower water bills
Smart controllers and rain sensors skip cycles the lawn does not need.
Protects your investment
New sod, plantings and hydroseed need consistent water for the first two seasons - this is how they survive.
Common Questions
A vibratory plow makes a narrow slit rather than an open trench. The lawn typically knits back together within two to three weeks.
Yes. Startups, repairs, controller swaps and winterizations on existing systems are a regular part of our schedule.
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