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Sprinkler & Irrigation Systems in West Jordan, UT

New installs, full overhauls, and drip conversions — designed around your actual water pressure instead of a generic zone count.

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Sprinkler Systems in West Jordan & the Salt Lake Valley

Most sprinkler problems in this valley aren't broken heads. They're zones designed for pressure the system doesn't have.

West Jordan and most of the surrounding cities run pressurized secondary water, which makes irrigation cheap to operate and is a big part of why yards here stay green. It also means system design has to account for a supply whose pressure and quality vary through the season — and for the filtration that secondary water genuinely requires.

We install new systems for new-build lots, overhaul 20-30 year old systems that have lost zones to leaking valves and broken laterals, and convert spray zones to drip when a yard goes waterwise.

What a Proper System Includes

The parts list that separates a system that works for 25 years from one that limps:

  • Pressure and flow test first — zone count follows from available GPM, not from a rule of thumb. Over-zoning is the number one cause of dead spots
  • Filtration on secondary water — non-negotiable. Unfiltered secondary is what plugs nozzles and destroys drip emitters
  • Matched precipitation nozzles within each zone, so one corner isn't drowning while another browns out
  • Head-to-head coverage — spray reaching the next head, not the halfway point
  • Separate zones for lawn, beds, and park strip — different plants, different needs, different runtimes
  • Pressure-regulated drip in beds with a filter and flush ends
  • Smart controller with weather-based scheduling, plus a proper blowout port for winterizing

Overhauls on Older Systems

A 25-year-old system in Taylorsville or the east side of West Jordan usually has the same short list of problems: two zones that no longer come on, valve boxes buried under six inches of sod, a controller nobody has been able to program since the last owner, and heads that were never adjusted after the landscape changed around them.

We diagnose zone by zone rather than replacing wholesale. Often the mainline is fine and the fix is valves, wiring, nozzles, and a controller — which is a fraction of a full replacement. When laterals are genuinely failing, we'll show you why replacement is the better spend.

2026 Pricing in the Salt Lake Valley

ScopeTypical Size2026 Installed Cost
New system, standard city lot4-6 zones$3,500-$7,000
New system, larger lot7-10 zones$6,500-$12,000
Per-zone add-on to an existing systemper zone$650-$1,200
Full overhaul (valves, wiring, heads, controller)typical lot$1,800-$4,500
Drip conversion of an existing spray zoneper zone$350-$900
Smart controller, supplied and programmed—$250-$650
Repair call (leaks, broken heads, valve replacement)—$150-$600

Ranges reflect what we actually quote in West Jordan and the surrounding valley in 2026. Site access, tear-out, and base condition move the number more than anything else — which is why every estimate is written after Bryan walks the property, not over the phone.

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Sprinkler Systems FAQ

It depends on available flow, not on lot size alone. We run a pressure and flow test and divide total available GPM by what each head needs. A standard West Jordan lot is usually 4-6 zones; cramming the same yard into 3 zones is exactly how you get dead corners no amount of runtime fixes.
Yes. Secondary water carries sediment and organic material that will plug nozzles and ruin drip emitters. A filter at the point of connection is standard on every system we install here, and adding one is often the cheapest fix for a system that seems to lose heads every season.
Blow the system out before the first hard freeze — typically mid-to-late October along the Wasatch Front, earlier in a cold year. Water left in laterals and backflow assemblies expands when it freezes and splits fittings, and that damage doesn't show up until you charge the system in April.
That's the right way to do it, and it's a real advantage of using one contractor. Irrigation gets stubbed and sleeved before flatwork goes down, so nobody is saw-cutting a new patio to run a line to the far side of the yard later.

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West Jordan is home base. We work outward from there across the southwest Salt Lake Valley, and up into the north Utah County growth corridor.

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West Jordan South Jordan Riverton Herriman Bluffdale
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