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Pocatello True Flow Sprinklers Unlike landscapers or weekend warriors, we focus exclusively on sprinklers.

True Flow Sprinklers – Pocatello, Chubbuck & Blackfoot, Idaho

True Flow Sprinklers is a locally owned and operated company providing reliable sprinkler repair and installation services throughout Pocatello, Chubbuck, and Blackfoot. From neighborhoods near Idaho State University and Old Town Pocatello to homes around Chubbuck’s commercial corridor and properties out toward the Blackfoot Golf Course, we understand the irrigation needs unique to Southeast Idaho’s climate and soil conditions. We specialize in sprinkler system repair, troubleshooting everything from broken heads and leaking lines to faulty valves and coverage issues. Whether you’re dealing with dry patches during the heat of summer or need a full system installed for a new lawn, we focus on efficient, long-lasting solutions that keep your yard healthy while making the most of your water usage. We also handle seasonal services that are essential in this area, including spring start-ups and fall blowouts to protect your system before freezing temperatures hit. Our experience working in neighborhoods near Ross Park, along the Portneuf River, and throughout established and newer developments means we know how to adapt systems to a wide range of property types. In the winter months, True Flow Sprinklers provides dependable snow removal services to keep driveways, sidewalks, and commercial spaces clear and safe. We also offer professional Christmas light installation and permanent exterior lighting, helping homes and businesses stand out during the holidays and beyond without the hassle. At True Flow Sprinklers, we take pride in straightforward service, quality workmanship, and being a company local homeowners and businesses can rely on year-round.

10/10/2026

Take 20–30 minutes this weekend for a quick sprinkler walk-around — catching small issues now saves headaches later.

Check each zone for broken or tilted heads, puddles or soggy spots, uneven spray patterns, and any exposed wiring or pipes. Open valve boxes to look for standing water. While you’re at it, swap the controller battery if it’s old and clear debris from nozzle openings.

Easy DIY fixes: clean heads with a soft brush, re-seat popped heads, and note zones that need professional attention.

Want help? Send a DM and we’ll book a simple on-site inspection for Pocatello and surrounding Bannock County communities. 💧🔧

Friday service spotlight: sprinkler repair. From leaking valves and cracked lateral pipes to controller wiring faults, w...
10/09/2026

Friday service spotlight: sprinkler repair. From leaking valves and cracked lateral pipes to controller wiring faults, we handle the smaller issues that can lead to bigger headaches if left alone.

A typical visit includes a full zone check, targeted repairs or part replacements (heads, valves, pipe, wiring), system testing, and straightforward tips so the fix holds up through the season.

We serve Pocatello and surrounding Bannock County communities — message our page to schedule an on-site diagnosis or get a repair estimate. 🔧💧

10/08/2026

Myth: a small drip from a sprinkler head is no big deal. Fact: even slow leaks can create soggy patches, encourage weeds or pests, and hide bigger issues like failing valves or broken lateral lines.

Quick checks you can do: run each zone and watch heads for steady dripping after the cycle, look for soft or muddy spots, and compare your water meter before and after a period of no irrigation. A tiny steady leak adds up over weeks.

Spot something odd? Send us a DM — we’ll help troubleshoot and recommend a fix for Pocatello yards. 💧

Cooler nights mean your sprinkler schedule should too. A few simple changes can keep plants healthy and cut wasted water...
10/07/2026

Cooler nights mean your sprinkler schedule should too. A few simple changes can keep plants healthy and cut wasted water around Pocatello.

Try this quick test: place 3–4 straight-sided cans (tuna or cat food works) across a zone, run the zone 15 minutes, then multiply to find inches/hour. Use that to balance run times between zones. Switch to cycle‑and‑soak on slopes or compacted soil, and put lawns and beds on separate programs with shorter runs for beds.

Want help dialing in your controller or reading those cans? Send a DM — we’ll help you set efficient run times for your yard. 💧🌿

10/06/2026

Noticing sprinkler heads sputter, mist, or spray weakly? That’s usually a sign of low or uneven water pressure — and there are a few simple checks before calling a pro.

Run one zone at a time and watch the spray pattern. If pressure is low across every zone, see if an indoor tap or appliance is running (shared supply can drop pressure). Listen for a humming valve box, inspect visible backflow or pressure regulator for leaks, and watch for suddenly wet spots that could mean a break.

If pressure still looks off for your Pocatello yard, send a message and we’ll help diagnose or schedule a local visit. 💧🔧

Leaves are starting to fall — now’s a smart time for a late‑season sprinkler tune-up to protect your irrigation before w...
10/05/2026

Leaves are starting to fall — now’s a smart time for a late‑season sprinkler tune-up to protect your irrigation before winter sets in. A few small checks now can help avoid surprises when temperatures drop.

Quick checklist: run each zone to spot stuck or crooked heads, swap weak controller batteries, clean nozzle screens and filters, and open valve boxes to check for leaks or debris. Take note of any soft spots or soggy soil.

Not sure what your system needs? Message us to schedule a professional inspection or winterization for homes in Pocatello and nearby communities. 🛠️🍂

10/04/2026

Now’s a great moment to prepare your sprinkler system for the off‑season in Pocatello and nearby neighborhoods. Take a slow walk through each zone, note any broken or buried heads, soggy spots, or valves with loose lids — photos and a quick sketch of your valve layout make spring repairs much faster.

Handy homeowner tasks: mark valve boxes and the main shutoff with bright tape or flags, clear debris from boxes, and protect any above‑ground backflow or exposed regulators so they don’t get damaged over winter.

Blowouts and pump‑fed setups need the right equipment and pressure — if you’d rather leave it to a pro, DM us to check availability for a winterization visit. ❄️

Weekend sprinkler quick-check (10 minutes can save you a bigger repair later) 🔍💧Walk your yard and look for heads that a...
10/03/2026

Weekend sprinkler quick-check (10 minutes can save you a bigger repair later) 🔍💧

Walk your yard and look for heads that are tilted, cracked, clogged with dirt or buried by grass. Check that spray patterns aren’t hitting sidewalks or plants they shouldn’t. Gently remove nozzle screens and rinse debris—many flow problems start with a dirty nozzle or filter.

Found a broken head, a leaking riser, or a suspect valve box? If you’re in Pocatello or nearby, send us a DM and we’ll help with repairs or a full inspection. 🛠️

10/02/2026

Friday service spotlight: fall irrigation tune‑ups for Pocatello yards.

Our technicians run each zone, check controller settings and batteries, clean & realign heads, inspect valves and visible piping, and look over your backflow assembly. We’ll also listen for leaks or pressure issues so you know what needs attention before things freeze up.

Want a quick inspection or help picking the right fall service for your system? Message us to schedule — we service Pocatello and nearby communities. 🛠️🍂

Myth: Turning off the controller is enough to protect your sprinkler system for winter.Fact: Water left in pipes, valves...
10/01/2026

Myth: Turning off the controller is enough to protect your sprinkler system for winter.

Fact: Water left in pipes, valves or backflow assemblies can freeze and crack parts. Different setups—anti‑siphon valves, pump‑fed systems or wells—need different winterization methods. A compressed‑air blowout is common, but pressure and technique matter to avoid damage.

Quick homeowner steps: shut off the irrigation water, disconnect power to the controller and bring in removable hoses. Not sure which method fits your system? We service Pocatello and nearby communities — send a DM to schedule an inspection or professional winterization. ❄️🛠️

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725 North 10th Avenue
Pocatello, ID
83201

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Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm

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