Storm Irrigation

Taking the time to write this review because I had an amazing experience with them. They did my sprinkler winterization. Not only did they offer over the phone and text advice on how to turn off my water and pipes (since I am a new home owner), they were flexible with my schedule, professional, and kind when I had way too many questions. Thank you so much! I don't want to use anyone else.

I was negligent by not winterizing the sprinklers before the first Omaha frost and therefore was scrambling to find someone to come out ASAP. I called several companies who were too busy to take the job. Out of sheer desperation, I called someone who stuck an advertisement sign in the grass of an intersection. This guy was too busy to take the job, so he referred me to Storm Irrigation who, surprise surprise, had a completely open schedule. He was asked to winterize the sprinklers for a quoted price of about $70. Okay so where did things go wrong?He came out while we were at work so we didn't have a face-to-face meeting. However, I called to inquire about the condition of the pipes and at that time was told I was charged an additional $49 for a backflow replacement kit. Now I don't doubt that the part was needed, but I have a problem with the repair being made without my prior consent. Furthermore, he left the old and busted part in the grass! Completely unacceptable and the last time I will do business with this company. Yes he was the only one available and now I see why.

Storm Irrigation is prompt, professional, priced competitively, and the quality of work is superb! Yes, if you call, you will get fast reliable service. Not because Storm Irrigation doesn't have a lot of clientele, but because the owner believes your irrigation needs are as important and urgent as you do. I've been a happy client since 2010, and I strongly encourage anyone who loves a beautiful yard to call Storm Irrigation. Please disregard the post from fly guy. His rants are not a valid representation of Storm Irrigation. He appears to spend too much time carelessly bashing Omaha businesses on yelp instead of being a productive member of society.