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
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.
Most Toronto homes run their sprinklers from a 3/4" water service, which limits how many heads can run at once. We size each zone to what your service can deliver, so the last head on the line still gets enough pressure to reach the next one.
In older neighbourhoods like Leaside, Davisville and the Annex, front yards are often small and boulevards narrow. Side strips and MP Rotator nozzles keep water on the grass instead of the sidewalk, and drip lines water hedges and foundation beds without wetting the house.
Toronto homeowners can see a preliminary price for a complete system in about a minute with our online cost calculator, then confirm it at a free site visit where we measure the water pressure and flow.
In a narrow Leaside or East York yard, a shifted head can spray pavement instead of the lawn. We check spray patterns, leaking lines and zone operation, then explain and quote the repair before work. Clay-soil pooling is also worth checking against run times rather than assuming every wet spot is a leak.
Sprinkler repair guideToronto installations need to fit the available space, whether that is a compact side yard or a broader Etobicoke or Scarborough lawn. We plan head spacing around the water supply and separate garden beds with drip irrigation where suitable. Your free on-site estimate covers the proposed layout before installation.
Sprinkler installation guideCompact garden lines and wider lawn zones both need their water cleared before a hard freeze. We shut down the supply, blow out the system zone by zone and check valves and the backflow preventer. Toronto fall visits are typically scheduled from mid-October to mid-November.
Sprinkler winterization guideAlso available in Toronto: seasonal irrigation maintenance, drip irrigation for garden beds and sprinkler system upgrades.
WHAT WE DO · 08 SERVICES
From a brand-new system to a single stuck valve — one specialist handles the install, the seasonal service and the repairs in between.
FREE ON-SITE DESIGN & QUOTE
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.
Broken heads, leaks, dead zones, wiring and valve faults — diagnosed and fixed.
System turned on, pressure set and every zone tested before the heat arrives.
Full compressed-air blowout so nothing freezes and splits over the winter.
Program your watering from your phone and skip cycles when rain is coming.
Low-flow drip lines that water roots directly instead of soaking the pavement.
One plan that covers opening, mid-season checks and the fall blowout.
Make an older or builder-installed system work better: add zones, swap worn heads for efficient nozzles, add a rain sensor or smart controller.
FOR HOMEOWNERS · DIAGNOSTICS
Pick the symptom that looks like yours. You'll see the likely cause and the usual fix.
LIKELY CAUSE
A clogged or misaligned head, or low pressure in one zone.
TYPICAL FIX
Clean or replace the nozzle, re-aim the head.
S-01 · SYMPTOM
LIKELY CAUSE
A clogged or misaligned head, or low pressure in one zone.
TYPICAL FIX
Clean or replace the nozzle, re-aim the head.
REMOTE CHECK · PHOTO / VIDEO
Text a photo or a short video of the problem and we'll tell you what it looks like before anyone comes out.
“Excellent work, professional and thoughtful. Ardeshir went beyond the initial scope and spent extra time to make sure everything was done properly.”
FAQ · 06 QUESTIONS
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.
It depends on lawn size, zones and your water supply. A front lawn of about 25 × 15 ft is around $2,250 and a typical home with front, back and side yards is around $4,600 including HST. Our cost calculator gives a price for your own yard.
$80 for up to 6 zones, $160 for up to 10 and $200 for up to 16, before HST, with a Freeze Guarantee.
Yes. The Ontario Building Code requires an approved backflow preventer on irrigation connected to the drinking-water supply. We confirm the right device at the site visit.
Free estimate
Send a few details and we'll get back to you within 24 hours with next steps and a time for an on-site visit (free for new installations).
