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We map your yard zone by zone, lay the lines cleanly and leave the lawn tidy — then walk you through the controller before we go.
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Sprinkler repair & installation in Etobicoke
From wide lawns in The Kingsway and Islington to family homes in Alderwood and Mimico, we install, repair and winterize lawn sprinklers across Etobicoke.
Service area
Neighbourhoods we serve in Etobicoke
- The Kingsway
- Islington Village
- Princess-Rosethorn
- Alderwood
- Mimico
- Markland Wood
Etobicoke has some of Toronto's larger residential lots, especially around The Kingsway, Princess-Rosethorn and Edenbridge. Wider lawns can suit MP3000 rotary nozzles or rotors, while side yards and beds work better with strips and drip.
Older Etobicoke systems were often installed with fewer zones than the lawn needs. Splitting a long zone and matching nozzles across it usually fixes weak spray at the far end without replacing the whole system.
Sprinkler repair in Etobicoke
On larger Etobicoke lots, a weak zone is often a pressure or zoning problem rather than a single broken head. We check the valve, the line and the nozzles before recommending a repair. You get a price before any work begins.
Sprinkler repair guideSprinkler installation in Etobicoke
Etobicoke installations range from compact Mimico yards to wide Kingsway lawns. We size each zone to your water supply and choose MP Rotators, rotors, strips or drip for each area. The free on-site estimate confirms pressure, flow and the final layout.
Sprinkler installation guideSprinkler winterization in Etobicoke
Large lawns and garden circuits both need every zone cleared before the first hard freeze. We blow out each zone with compressed air, check valves and the backflow preventer, and leave the controller off for winter.
Sprinkler winterization guideAlso available in Etobicoke: seasonal irrigation maintenance, drip irrigation for garden beds and sprinkler system upgrades.
What we do
Everything your sprinkler system needs.
From a brand-new system to a single stuck valve — one crew handles the install, the seasonal service and the repairs in between.
Sprinkler repairBroken heads, leaks, dead zones, wiring and valve faults — diagnosed and fixed.Same-day available
Spring startupSystem turned on, pressure set and every zone tested before the heat arrives.April – May · from $70 (up to 6 zones)
Fall winterizationFull compressed-air blowout so nothing freezes and splits over the winter.October – November · from $80 (up to 6 zones)
Smart controllersProgram your watering from your phone and skip cycles when rain is coming.Wi-Fi · rain delayDrip irrigationLow-flow drip lines that water roots directly instead of soaking the pavement.Gardens & bedsMaintenance plansOne plan that covers opening, mid-season checks and the fall blowout.Spring · summer · fallSystem upgradesMake an older or builder-installed system work better: add zones, swap worn heads for efficient nozzles, add a rain sensor or smart controller.OLDER & BUILDER SYSTEMSFor homeowners
Something wrong with your sprinklers at home?
These are the problems homeowners across Toronto and the GTA call us about. Tap the one that looks like yours and we'll take it from there.
Dry or brown patches
Usually a clogged or misaligned head, or low pressure in one zone.
A zone won't turn on
Often a faulty valve, solenoid or a wiring problem.
Water pooling or a soggy spot
A sign of a leak in the line or a cracked head.
Heads broken by the mower or snowplow
We replace them with matching Hunter, Rain Bird or Toro heads.
Watering bill feels too high
A smart controller skips watering when it rains.
No sprinkler system yet
We design and install a zoned system for your front and back yard.
Not sure what's wrong?
Text a photo or short video to (437) 860-8226 and we'll tell you what it looks like.
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FAQ
Sprinkler questions from Etobicoke homeowners.
Still unsure about something? Call or text and we'll answer it straight.
A zone with too many heads, mixed nozzle types or a small supply line loses pressure toward the end. We test the zone and usually fix it by splitting it or matching the nozzles.
Free estimate
Tell us about your yard.
Send a few details and we'll get back to you the same day with next steps and a time for a free on-site visit.