Service / Greeley, CO
Sprinkler Line and Backflow Repair in Greeley, CO
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Why Backflow Preventers Crack
The backflow preventer is the brass device where your sprinkler system connects to the house water. If it is not drained before a hard freeze, water inside freezes and cracks the body or the valves. The damage often shows up in spring when the system is turned back on.
Signs of a Problem
- Water spraying or dripping from the backflow device - Low pressure in sprinkler zones - Wet spots or puddles in the yard near a line - The system will not hold pressure
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Call (970) 447-1550Winterize Before the First Freeze
In Northern Colorado, early cold snaps can hit in October. Shut off the irrigation supply, drain the backflow and blow out the lines before the first hard freeze. Many utilities also require backflow devices to be tested, so ask a plumber about testing when they do repairs.
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Sprinkler Line & Backflow Repair Near Greeley
We take calls from Greeley and nearby towns, including Evans, CO, Windsor, CO, Fort Collins, CO, Loveland, CO, Johnstown, CO.
FAQ
Sprinkler Line & Backflow Repair FAQs
When should I blow out my sprinklers in Greeley?
Before the first hard freeze, which can come in October in Northern Colorado.
Can a cracked backflow preventer be repaired?
Sometimes the valves or parts can be replaced. A badly cracked body usually needs a new device.
Does a backflow device need testing?
Many water utilities require testing on a set schedule. Ask the plumber or the City of Greeley about the rules for your home.
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