Spring Sprinkler Start-Ups in Denver, CO
We turn your system back on, check every zone and adjust it for the new season.

About this service
Turning sprinklers on after winter is more than flipping a switch. Freezes, snowplows and settling ground can damage heads and lines, and a careful start-up catches problems before they waste water.
When to book
- Usually April or May, after the last hard freeze
- We schedule around the weather; there is no guaranteed last-freeze date
If something is broken
We show you what we found, explain it and give you a price before we fix anything.
How the work goes
Water on slowly
The water is turned back on slowly to protect the pipes.
Backflow check
We check the backflow device. This is a visual check, not a certified backflow test.
Run every zone
Each zone runs while we look for leaks and broken heads.
Adjust heads
Heads are adjusted for coverage.
Program the controller
Your controller is set for spring.
Project reference
Spruce Mountain Ranch, Larkspur
J&M also performs irrigation maintenance at Spruce Mountain Ranch.
See the ranch projectQuestions we hear a lot
What if you find something broken?
We will show you, explain it and give you a price before we fix anything.
Do I need a start-up if my system was blown out?
Yes. A blowout protects the system over winter; the start-up turns it back on and checks it for the season.
Request a quote for spring start-ups.
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- Call or text 303-549-0712
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- Hours Mon–Sat, 7am–5pm
- Language English or Spanish
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