Sprinkler Systems & Irrigation in Utah | Mountain View Landscaping

Smart Irrigation Systems

The right water, in the right place, at the right time.

A bad sprinkler system either wastes water (over-spraying sidewalks, sloped runoff, leaky valves) or kills landscaping (uneven coverage, wrong nozzles, no zone separation). Either way it's expensive.

We design irrigation systems that match the actual layout of your yard — turf zones get pop-up rotors, planting beds get drip lines, slopes get matched-precipitation heads. Smart controllers handle weather adjustments and seasonal scheduling automatically.

What we install.

New sprinkler systems — full residential designs with zoned coverage
Drip irrigation — for planting beds, trees, and gardens
Smart controllers — Hunter Hydrawise, Rachio, or wired-remote options
Backflow preventers — required by Utah municipalities; we test and certify
System upgrades — replace inefficient nozzles with matched-precipitation heads
Sprinkler repair — broken heads, busted lines, leaky valves

Our Process

How We Build Irrigation Systems

01

Site walk + zone planning

Measure water pressure, evaluate sun/shade zones, plan coverage layout. We separate turf, beds, and trees into independent zones.

02

Mainline + valve placement

Trench mainline from your water source. Zone valves placed in valve boxes for easy access.

03

Lateral lines + heads

Lateral piping run to each head location. Pop-up rotors, sprays, and drip emitters matched to zone needs.

04

Controller + wiring

Smart controller mounted in garage or weatherproof box. Low-voltage wire from controller to each valve.

05

Pressurize + test

System turned on and pressurized. Each zone tested for coverage, runoff, and pressure. Heads adjusted for spray pattern.

06

Programming + walkthrough

Seasonal program set. Walkthrough on how to adjust runtimes, manually trigger zones, and winterize for freeze season.

Why Mountain View

Irrigation Done Right

Zoned by use, not pressure

Turf, planters, and trees get separate zones — matched to their actual water needs.

Smart weather-adjusting controllers

Skip watering after rain. Reduce in cool weeks. Hands-off efficiency.

Backflow tested + certified

Required by Utah cities. We install, test, and provide certification documentation.

Winterization-ready

Drain points and blow-out fittings designed in so winterizing is a 30-minute job.

Matched precipitation

All heads in a zone deliver the same water rate — no dry spots, no over-watered patches.

Repairable forever

Standard components from major manufacturers. Any irrigation tech can service the system 10 years from now.

Common Questions

Sprinkler FAQs

How much does a sprinkler system cost?

New residential systems typically run $3,500–$8,000 depending on yard size and zone count. Includes controller, valves, heads, and labor. We provide written estimates after a site walk.

Do I need a backflow preventer?

Yes — Utah municipalities require them on all irrigation systems connected to potable water. We install and test the backflow as part of the system.

Smart controllers worth it?

Almost always yes. Smart controllers cut water bills 20–40% by skipping unnecessary cycles. They pay for themselves in 2–3 years just on the water savings.

What about Utah's water restrictions?

Smart controllers automatically adjust to local restrictions. We program day-of-week and time-of-day schedules to match your municipality's rules.

Will you fix existing systems?

Yes — broken heads, leaky valves, line breaks, controller upgrades. Often we'll spot inefficient zones and recommend upgrades that save more than the repair costs.

Do you winterize systems?

Yes. We blow out lines with compressed air before freeze season. We can put you on a recurring fall service if you want it handled automatically.

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