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1. Cover any exposed pipes with insulation. 2. Place heated cables around irrigation system. 3. Ensure that all interior walls and unheated areas are well insulated. 4. Use a timer to keep pumps running during periods of cold weather. 5. Regularly check the temperature of water running through the sRead more
1. Cover any exposed pipes with insulation.
See less2. Place heated cables around irrigation system.
3. Ensure that all interior walls and unheated areas are well insulated.
4. Use a timer to keep pumps running during periods of cold weather.
5. Regularly check the temperature of water running through the system for signs of freezing.
6. Install backflow preventers at each irrigation valve to prevent water from flowing backward in the pipes.
7. Drain any water that remains in the system after it has been turned off.
8. Check the area surrounding the irrigation system for drafts or cold air and seal any gaps.
9. If possible, use a buried supply line to protect irrigation system from cold air.
10. Have a professional periodically inspect the system to ensure it is functioning properly.