Sprinkler & Irrigation Services in Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam & Port Moody
Sprinkler blowouts, start-ups, repairs and drip irrigation across Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam and Port Moody.
SERVING THE TRI-CITIES
Irrigation Service Across the Tri-Cities
From hillside homes on Westwood Plateau and Burke Mountain to flatter lots in Port Coquitlam, Tri-Cities yards vary a lot. Homes up the hill usually see frost sooner in the fall, so their systems need winterizing earlier.
We repair and tune existing systems, convert garden beds to drip, and set controllers so your yard gets the right amount of water without runoff down the slope.
Fall blowouts from $145
Every zone cleared with a commercial compressor before the first freeze.
Hillside zoning and drip conversions
Zones and run times set to stop runoff on hillside lots.
Repairs, start-ups and backflow testing
Spring start-ups, leak repairs and yearly backflow tests.
Tri-Cities Watering Days, Restrictions and Backflow Testing
When can you water in Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam and Port Moody? These cities follow Metro Vancouver’s regional lawn watering rules, which apply every year from May 1 to October 15. Under the normal Stage 1 rules:
- Homes, even-numbered addresses: water lawns on Saturdays.
- Homes, odd-numbered addresses: water lawns on Sundays.
- Times for homes: sprinklers and automatic systems 5 am to 7 am; hand watering 6 am to 9 am.
- Businesses, strata and other non-residential properties: even addresses on Mondays and odd addresses on Tuesdays, with automatic systems 4 am to 6 am and hand watering 6 am to 9 am.
- Trees, shrubs and flowers: drip irrigation, soaker hoses and hand watering any day, any time; sprinklers any day from 5 am to 9 am (4 am to 9 am for non-residential).
- Vegetable gardens: any time.
- New lawns: need a watering permit from the city to water outside these times.
In dry summers the rules tighten in stages. Check the current stage on Metro Vancouver’s website before you change your schedule, or let us set your controller to the right days and times for you.
In 2026, Metro Vancouver moved to Stage 2 water restrictions on May 1 and Stage 3 on June 8. Lawn watering was banned, and trees, shrubs and flowers could only be watered by hand or with drip irrigation. If you’re in the Tri-Cities, a properly set-up drip system is the easiest way to keep gardens alive through a dry summer while staying within the rules. We convert spray zones to drip and set controllers so they only run when and where they’re allowed.
Backflow preventers need yearly testing by a certified tester. In Port Moody, for example, testers must hold BCWWA certification and a city business licence, and file reports through BSI Online within 30 days. We test irrigation backflow preventers and file reports to suit your city’s requirements.
Neighbourhoods we often work in: Westwood Plateau, Burke Mountain, Maillardville and Austin Heights in Coquitlam, Citadel and Mary Hill in Port Coquitlam, and Heritage Woods and Port Moody Centre. We cover all three cities.
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