Keep the water moving.

Pivot irrigation installs, well pump repair, water rights mapping, fertigation and winterization for farms around Twin Falls. When a pivot stops mid-set or a pump quits, that call goes to the front of the route.

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A quarter-mile pivot irrigation system running across a green alfalfa field at first light — Pivot irrigation running at first light

Pivots · Well pumps · Water rights · Fertigation · Winterization

Emergency service — request a call-out

What we do

Six services, from the headgate to the wheel line.

Every job starts with the same question: where is the water supposed to go, and what is stopping it. Here is the work we take on.

Pivot irrigation install

New pivots and replacement spans set, aligned and piped, then started up and walked so the machine tracks the field instead of hunting for it.

Well pump repair

Pumps pulled, broken down and gone through: columns, bowls, motors and controls. We find the failure before anything goes back in the ground.

Water rights mapping

Your diversion points, headgates and ditches drawn out with the ground each one serves, so you can see what you hold and where it runs.

Fertigation systems

Tanks, injectors and metering set into the line so feed goes on with the water, at the rate you set and no faster.

Winterization

Lines blown down, pumps and valves drained ahead of the first hard freeze, so spring opens with a system that still works.

Emergency service

A pivot down in the middle of a pass or a line let go at a riser. Those calls go to the front of the route.

Emergency service

When the water stops mid-set, everything else waits.

A pivot sitting still in July, a pump that lost pressure, a mainline let go at a riser: none of those can wait for next week. Tell us what the water is doing and where the place is, and we will move on it.

Emergency work goes to the front of the route. If you are not sure whether your call counts as one, send it in anyway and say so.

Request an emergency call-out

Choose Emergency service on the work slip and we will treat it as one.

The calls that come first

A pivot down in the middle of a pass
A well pump that quit or lost pressure
A mainline or riser that let go
Freeze coming and nothing drained yet

Have this ready: the gate or pivot number, what the water is doing, and the best number to reach you.

Field notes

Work from along the ditch.

A few frames from the season: a pump pulled for inspection, risers drained before the freeze, and a set of water rights drawn out ditch by ditch.

Two people in work gloves pulling a well pump column out of an open pit next to a pump house — Pump pulled for a look at the bowls

A worker draining an irrigation riser with a wrench on a frosted field in early winter — Draining risers before the freeze

A hand-drawn water rights map and pencil on a pickup tailgate beside an irrigation ditch — Water rights drawn out ditch by ditch

Installation quote

Leave a work slip and we’ll ride out to look.

Tell us where the place is and what you need done. We’ll walk the ground — the pivot, the pump, the ditch — and put the numbers in writing.