Landscaper winterized with compressor in October. Spring: one zone leaks, 4-ft crack found. How could this happen if lines were blown out?
Air compressors can leave water trapped in low spots, elbows, or dead ends. If not done thoroughly, residual water freezes and cracks pipe.
Yes, complain. A proper blowout clears all lines. However, some cracks occur from ground movement, not ice.
Hire an irrigation specialist, not a general landscaper, for future work.
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