“Don't you love it when you hire someone to do service on your house and you can tell immediately they know what they're doing and they know what they're talking about? That's Joe from Revive Irrigation services. He found the underground leak very quickly and had it fixed in no time. He did everything in under 90 minutes and I was charged hundreds less than I thought it would cost.”
Craig L.· Google review
Sprinklers don't break on a good day.
A head gets clipped by the mower. A valve sticks and a zone won't shut off. A wire gets buried under new concrete. Then the lawn browns out, the water bill jumps, and you're digging for a valve box you can't find.
It shouldn't take three visits and a guess to fix a sprinkler.
Two guys who've seen every Spokane system.
You want it fixed right the first time, by someone who knows Spokane systems, old ones included. Brad Bartlett and Joe Coutu worked side by side for about 15 years at another Spokane irrigation company before starting Revive. They still come out on jobs.
- 20+ yearseach on Spokane sprinklers, Brad and Joe
- 5.0from 56 Google reviews
- 2023Nextdoor Neighborhood Fave
- 8 to 4:30Monday to Friday, a real office answers
Fixed in three steps.
- Call or book online
Tell us what's going on with your system. We get you on the schedule.
- We come to your home
We find the problem and fix it. Most repairs are done the same visit.
- Your problem, solved
Zones running, heads adjusted, and you know where your valves are.
What Spokane neighbors say
What we fix, start up and install
Sprinkler repair
Most repairs $75 to $400Broken heads, stuck valves, leaks and dead zones, on new systems and old ones.
Sprinkler repair
Blowouts and winterization
Most homes $75 to $150Clear the water out before the mid-October freeze cracks pipe and backflow brass.
Sprinkler blowouts
Spring startup
Most homes $85 to $175Turned on the right way once the ground thaws, every zone checked and adjusted.
Spring startup
New sprinkler systems
Most installs $3,500 to $7,500A system designed for your yard now and later. Free estimate on new systems and additions.
Sprinkler installation
Drip irrigation
Most bed add-ons $300 to $900Water the roots, not the sidewalk: drip for beds, trees and raised gardens.
Drip irrigation
Backflow testing
$60 to $120 per assemblyThe yearly test Washington requires, with the report filed and repairs on the same visit.
Backflow testingTypical ranges as of 2026 from our own guides. Repairs and startups are billed by the service call; new systems get a free estimate.
Based in North Spokane, working all over the county.
Spokane, Spokane Valley, Liberty Lake, Mead, Cheney, Deer Park, Airway Heights, Nine Mile Falls, Elk, plus Five Mile Prairie and Indian Trail.
Be the homeowner who doesn't think about the sprinklers anymore.
You want a green yard without thinking about what's under it. But sprinklers break: a mower takes out a head, a valve sticks open, a zone quits, or the first hard freeze shows up before the blowout does. You shouldn't have to pay a stranger to guess at your system. Call Revive. A local crew led by Brad and Joe, 20+ years each on Spokane sprinklers, finds the problem and fixes it, old systems included. Be the homeowner who doesn't think about the sprinklers anymore: your lawn stays green all summer, the water bill makes sense, and spring startup is one phone call.
Booking a blowout? Water left in the lines when the first hard freeze hits in mid-October cracks pipe and backflow brass, and that repair waits for you in spring.
Questions Spokane homeowners ask before they call
Who should I call for sprinkler repair in Spokane?
Call Revive Irrigation Services at (509) 986-4262. Owners Brad Bartlett and Joe Coutu each have more than 20 years on Spokane sprinkler systems, the business holds a 5.0 rating from 56 Google reviews (as of October 22, 2026), and it was a Nextdoor Neighborhood Fave in 2023. A technician finds the problem and fixes it, most often the same visit.
Full answerWhy won't my sprinkler zone shut off, and who fixes it?
A zone that keeps running or seeping after the controller turns it off almost always has a valve problem: a torn diaphragm, debris stuck in the valve seat, or a failed solenoid. Close the main irrigation shutoff to stop the water, then call (509) 986-4262. In the Spokane area a leaking zone valve repair typically runs $100 to $250 as of 2026.
Full answerHow much does sprinkler repair cost in Spokane?
As of 2026, most residential sprinkler repairs in the Spokane area run $75 to $400 depending on the problem. A broken spray head is usually $50 to $120, a leaking zone valve $100 to $250, a solenoid or wiring fault $90 to $200, and a cracked lateral pipe $150 to $400. The technician gives you an estimate on site, and the final cost depends on what the job turns up.
Full answerHow much does a sprinkler blowout cost in Spokane?
As of 2026, most residential sprinkler blowouts in the Spokane area run about $75 to $150, depending on how many zones you have. A 4-zone system sits at the low end and a 10-zone corner lot at the high end. Large lots, drip zones and commercial properties cost more. Book with Revive at (509) 986-4262 before the mid-October freeze.
Full answerWhen should I winterize my sprinklers in Spokane?
Aim for October 1 to 15. Light frost can show up in Spokane as early as late September, and the first hard freeze, the kind that cracks pipe and backflow brass, typically arrives by mid-October. Booking in September gets you your pick of dates.
Full answerHow much does a new sprinkler system cost in Spokane?
Most residential sprinkler installations in Spokane run $3,500 to $7,500 as of 2026. Front-yard-only systems can start near $2,500, while larger properties with many zones, rocky soil or full-yard coverage often land between $7,500 and $12,000. Revive gives free estimates on new systems and additions.
Full answerWhat areas does Revive Irrigation serve?
Revive Irrigation Services is based in North Spokane and works across Spokane, Spokane Valley, Liberty Lake, Mead, Cheney, Deer Park, Airway Heights, Nine Mile Falls and Elk, including Five Mile Prairie and Indian Trail.
Full answerGreen all summer. Ready for the freeze.
Send the form or call (509) 986-4262. The office is open Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 4:30 PM. New systems and additions get a free estimate; repairs and startups are billed by the service call.