Rick's Sprinkler Repair

About Rick's Sprinkler Repair

October in the Snyderville Basin arrives as a blue afternoon with an edge to it, and every irrigation line in town suddenly has a deadline. Rick's Sprinkler Repair spends that stretch down in the grass — pulling heads, chasing leaks, running the compressor zone by zone until the last mist blows out clear across the lawn. At this altitude a line left full is a line that splits, so the autumn work matters as much as the spring startup that brings a whole system back awake in May. Broken heads, cracked laterals, a controller that forgot its schedule over the winter: the repairs are small, and the difference is a lawn that drinks evenly instead of in patches. Out toward Kamas and Oakley the nights turn first, and the calendar runs backward from there. Water put exactly where it belongs is the whole of the job.