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Like anything else, sprinkler pipes will freeze if the temperature falls below freezing, which is 32 degrees Fahrenheit (or 0 degrees Celsius). However, winterizing your sprinkler system is a relatively simple (if somewhat time-consuming and tedious) process, and it can help ensure your system won’t be damaged over the winter, even if it does freeze.

You should get estimates from at least three utility installers to help find the best company or contractor. When you are gathering estimates, make sure to look at what each quote includes. Instead of opting for the lowest rate, look for the rate that is in your budget but offers the most comprehensive service to make sure you are getting the best value. Also, don’t be afraid to ask for references to supplement any reviews you find online.

Sprinkler systems cost about $2,500 on average, and prices usually fall between $400 and $5,000. The price you can expect to pay will depend on the size and layout of your property, number of sprinkler heads, and whether or not your plumbing system can provide the water pressure required for in-ground sprinklers. Larger properties will cost more to irrigate because of more materials and labor for the installation. A water pressure booster might be necessary and that expense can increase your price by between $500 and $1,000.

Moving a sprinkler zone involves moving multiple sprinkler heads and rerouting multiple lines from one area of your lawn to another. Because this is an even bigger project than removing a sprinkler line, a job that is already best left to the pros, you should hire a local sprinkler installation pro to help you move, add, or remove sprinkler zones.