Lawn sprinkler service & repair in King City.

In King City, the safe window for spring opening is typically the second week of April through mid-May, after the last hard frost. Opening too early risks freeze damage to backflow assemblies and exposed risers. We start booking in late March and prioritize repeat customers first — book early to lock in your preferred week.

Our service call (mobilization + on-site assessment) is $95. Repair labour is billed at $95 from there. Common parts costs: sprinkler head replacement $68, pipe break repair from $120, full 3-valve manifold rebuild starting at $135 plus valves. If our AI-Smart-Intake diagnostic tool correctly predicts the fix, you get one hour of repair labour free on the diagnosed work — our only standing discount.

Yes — King City is one of our closest service areas. During the active irrigation season (mid-April to mid-October), we hold same-day repair slots for King City addresses booked before 11 AM, subject to availability. Outside that window, we book within 24–48 hours.

King City sits inside King Township, part of York Region. From May 15 to September 30, lawn watering is permitted on odd-numbered calendar days for odd-numbered house addresses and even-numbered days for even addresses, between 6 a.m. and 9 a.m. or 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. For properties without a numbered address, premises on the north or west side use even-day windows. Properties on private wells fall outside the municipal bylaw. We program controllers to comply automatically during spring opening.

The Ontario frost line is approximately 1.2 metres (4 feet) in the York Region, but irrigation lines don't need to be buried that deep — they're drained and pressurized only during the warm months. PJL buries mainlines 8–12 inches deep and laterals 6–8 inches deep, which is standard for the GTA. Fall winterization (compressor blowout) is what protects them from freeze damage, not depth.

Yes — Hydrawise retrofits are one of our specialties. Patrick is Hunter-certified through Hunter University, and we install Hunter HPC-400 Hydrawise WiFi controllers on existing systems regularly. Pricing: $595 for 1–4 zones, $750 for 5–7 zones, $1,195 for 8–16 zones, all-in. Estate properties with multi-controller layouts are custom-quoted.

We service every King City neighborhood including King City Village, Kingscross Estates, Kingscross Drive, Mary Lake, Eversley, Springhill, Norfolk, the Patricia Drive area, the King Road corridor, the 15th and 16th Sideroad corridors, Dufferin Street, and Bathurst/Keele/Jane Street corridors out through rural King Township.