From the field
We price service by role and dispatch the crew that delivers the best outcome for your property that day — not a one-size-fits-all hourly number.
We don’t bill every job as “one tech, one rate”. In peak season we often team up so diagnostics, repairs, and documentation happen faster and cleaner. That can increase the hourly rate, but it often reduces the total time and improves the result.
These arrival tasks often take about 15 minutes and protect quality and follow-through:
Courtesy note: On some first-time visits (new site contact / new homeowner), your technician may apply a one-time courtesy credit of up to ~15 minutes to help get the relationship and project started. It’s optional and not guaranteed.
Illustrative scenario (not a guarantee): an activated 8-zone system needing a run test + minor maintenance repairs (straighten 2–3 heads, refit one rotor, replace one spray body, swap clogged nozzles).
Updated . Rates may change; confirm at booking.
| Service call | $75.00 |
|---|---|
| Tech (hourly) | $140 / hour |
| Second tech / helper (hourly) | $75 / hour |
| General labor (hourly) | $60 / hour |
Service note: materials and repair labor beyond the base visit are quoted on-site.
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Often, yes. If the work can be handled safely and efficiently by one person, we schedule it that way. Some tasks (heavy digging, complex diagnostics, large sites) are better with two.
Yes. A tech, helper, and general labor can be dispatched based on what’s needed. Billing by role keeps pricing fair and aligns cost with skill level and outcomes.
A single number hides the real driver: who shows up and what gets done. We publish role-based rates so expectations are clear, and we quote repairs so work is serviceable and repeatable.