Sprinkler System Installation in Utah
All Seasons Landscaping designs and installs sprinkler systems that efficiently water your lawn and landscape.
- Serving Utah homeowners for over 20 years
- Licensed and insured irrigation contractor
- Local expertise in Utah's water and soil conditions
What We Do
Smarter irrigation for Utah lawns and landscapes
A well-designed sprinkler system is one of the best investments you can make in your yard. It keeps your lawn and landscape healthy through Utah’s dry summers without overwatering, wasting water, or requiring constant manual adjustment.
The problem is that most irrigation systems are either designed without much thought or neglected until something breaks. Both situations cost Utah homeowners more money and more hassle than necessary.
All Seasons Landscaping designs and installs irrigation systems sized and configured for your specific property. We also repair, upgrade, and maintain existing systems.
Our Services
Complete sprinkler and irrigation services for Utah properties
How It Works
Our sprinkler service process
Contact us and schedule a visit
Call or request a visit online, and we’ll schedule your service after a few quick questions about your property and needs.
On-site assessment
We visit your property, assess your existing system, or survey the site for a new install.
Clear quote and approval
You receive a straightforward quote that explains what we'll do and what it costs. We don't start work until you've reviewed and approved it.
Professional installation
Our experienced crew completes the work cleanly and efficiently. We trench, run lines, and install heads with minimal disruption to your lawn and landscape.
System test, programming and walkthrough
Before we leave, we run every zone, verify coverage and timing, program the controller to match your property and season, and walk you through the settings.
Who We Work With
Who we provide sprinkler services for
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What Our Clients Say
Utah homeowners who trust All Seasons with their irrigation
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about sprinkler systems in Utah
We offer new sprinkler system design and installation, spring startups, drip irrigation installation, smart controller upgrades, backflow preventer testing and certification, zone additions, and irrigation efficiency. We service residential properties, rental units, and small commercial properties across Utah.
Winterize your sprinkler system before temperatures consistently drop below freezing in your area. We recommend booking early in the fall season as blowout appointments fill quickly.
A blowout uses high-volume, low-pressure compressed air to push water out of your irrigation lines, valves, and heads zone by zone. We connect our professional-grade compressor to your system’s blowout port and run each zone until the lines are clear. It typically takes 30–60 minutes, depending on system size.
Yes. Utah requires backflow preventers on residential and commercial irrigation systems connected to a potable water supply. Backflow preventers stop irrigation water from flowing back into your home’s drinking water. Most jurisdictions also require annual testing by a certified technician.
Cost depends on your property size, number of zones, soil conditions, and system components selected. We provide free on-site assessments and detailed quotes before any work begins. We typically price residential installations by zone, with the total cost based on the project’s scope and complexity.
Yes. We repair sprinkler systems of all brands and configurations, regardless of who installed them. We inspect the full system, identify the problem, and give you an honest recommendation on what needs to be fixed.
For many Utah homeowners, yes. Smart controllers adjust watering based on weather and seasonal conditions, helping reduce water use and lower monthly costs over time.
Signs of an inefficient system include dry or brown patches in the lawn, soggy areas that stay wet, high outdoor water use, heads that spray pavement or structures instead of grass, or a water bill that spikes significantly in summer.
Yes. We regularly add zones to existing systems. We assess your current system’s capacity, water pressure, and controller before adding zones, to ensure new additions don’t compromise existing coverage.
We service sprinkler systems throughout the Wasatch Front, Utah Valley, the greater Salt Lake area, and surrounding communities. Contact us to confirm availability in your area.