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New sprinkler system installation
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 Toronto
From narrow side yards in older neighbourhoods to large lawns in Etobicoke and Scarborough, we install, repair and service lawn sprinklers across Toronto. Many older Toronto homes have tight spaces, so we often design compact zones and drip lines for gardens and boulevards.
Service area
Neighbourhoods we serve in Toronto
- Leaside
- Forest Hill
- The Beaches
- High Park
- East York
- Etobicoke
- Scarborough
Toronto yards vary widely. A compact Leaside or East York lot may need short spray distances and separate garden zones, while properties in Etobicoke or Scarborough can require broader coverage and careful pressure balancing.
Clay soil is common across Toronto and absorbs water slowly. Shorter watering cycles with soak time between them can reduce runoff and pooling while still reaching the lawn's roots.
What we do
Sprinkler services.
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.
Prices: spring opening $60, fall blowout from $80 (up to 4 zones), repairs and installs quoted free on-site.
For 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.
Not sure what's wrong?
Text a photo or short video to (437) 860-8226 and we'll tell you what it looks like.
“Excellent work, professional and thoughtful. Ardeshir went beyond the initial scope and spent extra time to make sure everything was done properly.”
FAQ
Sprinkler questions from Toronto homeowners.
Still unsure about something? Call or text and we'll answer it straight.
Clay soil takes in water slowly, so we can divide watering into shorter cycles with soak time between them. This helps limit runoff and gives water time to reach the root zone.
Yes. Narrow side yards, boulevards and garden beds can use compact zones, matched spray patterns or drip irrigation so water stays on the landscape instead of pavement and walls.
Toronto does not normally use a city-wide odd/even lawn-watering schedule, but the City can issue outdoor water-use advisories. We recommend checking current City notices and watering early in the morning.
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.