There are no sprinkler blowouts scheduled for today or tomorrow. Our crews will resume service Monday, October 26.
The compressors are quiet, the hoses are put away, and our technicians are enjoying a well-deserved weekend off.
Meanwhile, we’re still processing new requests, monitoring cancellations, and preparing for Monday’s routes.

The Question That Never Gets Old
Well, actually, it got old about 20 years ago.
Every season, we receive messages from customers wondering when we’re coming, why they haven’t heard from us, or whether we received their requests.
Here’s the interesting part. Some of these questions come from customers we’ve serviced for years. They’ve been through the same process before, yet somehow the instructions seem to become a mystery every October.
Our scheduling procedures haven’t changed. We organize properties into efficient daily routes and notify customers by text message and email the evening before their scheduled service.
It’s explained in the Terms of Service that every customer agrees to when registering.
Another Case of Selective Instruction Blindness
We’ve discussed this mysterious condition before, and apparently, there’s still no known cure.
Common symptoms include:
- Agreeing to the Terms of Service without reading them
- Checking the scheduling calendar but ignoring the instructions directly above it
- Asking questions already answered during registration
- Forgetting how the process works despite being a customer for several years
We understand everyone wants their sprinkler system winterized before freezing weather arrives. That’s why we maintain a scheduling calendar and publish daily updates.
However, answering the same questions repeatedly takes time away from the work necessary to keep everything running smoothly.
Please remember that the calendar shows anticipated service areas, not individual appointments. Your official notification comes the evening before your property is scheduled.
Back to Work Monday
We’ll resume sprinkler blowouts Monday morning and continue working through the hundreds of requests we’ve received this season.
Until then, enjoy your weekend.
And if you’re wondering when we’re coming, the answer might be sitting right above the calendar.
Imagine that!
Important Links:
Understanding Freezing Temperatures and Sprinkler Systems: https://treasurevalleyrepairs.com/blog/?p=5192
Sprinkler Blowout Calendar: https://treasurevalleyrepairs.com/calendar.html
Sprinkler Blowout Stats: https://treasurevalleyrepairs.com/sprinkler-blowout-stats.html
Sprinkler Blowouts Terms Of Service: https://treasurevalleyrepairs.com/sprinkler-blowout-terms-of-service.html
Cancel Service: https://forms.gle/bCqx5fqKrZt5nNLV8
Leave Us Reviews For A Chance To Win A Tucanos $25 Gift Card: https://treasurevalleyrepairs.com/newsletters/give-us-some-love.htm
Pre-winterization Instructions: (Print the image that most closely matches your system and put by your sprinkler timer)
PVB: https://www.treasurevalleyrepairs.com/images/pvb-winterize-instructions.webp
RP: https://www.treasurevalleyrepairs.com/images/rp-winterize-instructions.webp
DC: https://www.treasurevalleyrepairs.com/images/dc-winterize-instructions.webp
Pump: https://www.treasurevalleyrepairs.com/images/pump-winterize-instructions.webp
Zone Valves: https://www.treasurevalleyrepairs.com/images/valve-pressure-relief.webp
Irrigation Filter: https://www.treasurevalleyrepairs.com/images/filter-winterize-instructions.webp