Broken heads, leaking valves, dead zones, and controllers nobody can program. We fix them — for a flat price quoted before we start, backed by a three-year warranty. Family-owned and based in Cottage Grove.
Residential irrigation only — Hunter, Rain Bird, Toro, and Irritrol systems.
Broken and sunken heads, leaking valves, cut wire, dead zones, low pressure, and controllers that lost their program.
Repair details →Pressure test, zone-by-zone check, head alignment, rain-sensor verification, and your controller set to your city's watering rules.
Book a startup →Compressed-air blowout before the first hard freeze. A cracked mainline costs far more than the blowout that would have prevented it.
Blowout details →Startup and winterization handled every year without you booking anything, plus priority scheduling when something breaks.
See what's included →Most contractors won't publish numbers. Here are ours — you get the exact price before any work starts, and it doesn't move.
Per head or per repair, depending on the job. No hourly meter, no credit card fees, no surprise line items. Full pricing →
Flat-rate, agreed before we start. No hourly clock running while we diagnose, and no credit card surcharge.
Every repair is warrantied for three years. If what we fixed fails, we come back and make it right.
Minnesota requires a Technology Systems Contractor licence for the low-voltage wiring in an irrigation system. We hold TS100097 and carry full insurance.
Watering rules differ in every suburb — Woodbury runs zones, Stillwater runs odd/even, Afton has no rule at all. We set your controller to match so you don't get a citation.
Residential service across the Twin Cities east metro. Pick your city for local watering rules and what we see on systems there.
Simple head replacements start around $89–$105 per head. Valve repairs typically run $125–$300, and complex leak repairs range from $300–$600. Every job is quoted flat-rate before we start.
The Twin Cities east metro: Cottage Grove, Woodbury, Lake Elmo, Newport, Oakdale, Stillwater, Afton, Mahtomedi, Maplewood, Inver Grove Heights, and St. Paul.
In the east metro, blowouts run from late September through early November — before the first hard freeze. Book early; the last two weeks of October fill up fastest.
Yes. Minnesota requires a Technology Systems Contractor licence for the low-voltage wiring in an irrigation system. We hold licence TS100097 and carry full insurance.
Every repair we perform is warrantied for three years. If the component we replaced or the work we did fails within that window, we return and correct it.
We service Hunter, Rain Bird, Toro, and Irritrol — the systems installed in the vast majority of Twin Cities homes — including smart controller upgrades.
Tell us what the system is doing and we'll give you a flat-rate price before any work starts.
Cottage Grove, MN
651-364-7186
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