How to Protect Your Sprinkler System During an Overnight Freeze

It is snowing and your sprinkler system hasn't been winterized yet, don't panic! In this video, Heritage Lawns and Irrigation Founder, Wes Ory demonstrates how to protect your system during an overnight freeze.
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[@Karen-bj7lc]

This is a great video. Thank you

[@CarolPritchard-Martinez]

Helpful. Thanks.

[@shibushiryu]

Way too long !

[@sherileepoetcmt]

I wish I could see what you’re doing with the screwdriver.

[@HeritageLawnsKC]

Sorry I didn’t show that better. I am turning a small valve in each port to a 45 degree angle. On the side of each port is a screwdriver slot to allow this. By turning it to an angle it allows any water trapped in there to get out and not freeze. Hope this helps

[@JOB-jz9yd]

I have the ball valve turned off. I turn the screwdriver slots (3) on top of the valve 45 degrees. With the main valves at 45 degrees solid streams of water come out of the 3 ports. Why does that happen? Is there a port underneath?

[@desertshadow72]

@@JOB-jz9yd Was your water turned all the way off?

[@Jacobhstone26]

Do you turn the main water supply back on?