I cannot recommend this company enough. Mary, the office manager, picks up every time and gets you scheduled right away. A tree branch punctured our irrigation system which flooded our front yard and the crew fixed it within a day. Very happy customers read more

They installed a new sprinkler zone for us a couple years ago. I have had to fix broken aspects of the line 1-3 times every single year since. They did an absolutely terrible job. I'm going to end up paying more to fix it than it cost to do the original installation. read more

These guys are great. Mary is super helpful. They show up. They don't charge a fortune. Love em

Called for a repair and the woman who picked up kept cutting me off every time I tried to ask a question.

These guys are amazing. Great value, great service, and clearly experts in their field. My initial request was for a complete overhaul of my sprinkler system... Probably would have been an expensive job. Sunshine countered with a much simpler change to the system that cost 25 percent of the other guys. They aren't out to dupe the customer. Definitely get a quote from Sunshine if you need sprinkler work. read more

Great company. We have used them for about 10 years now and they provide exceptional service, I would highly recommended them.

I have used Sunshine for many years at multiple houses in Louisville and Longmont for annual sprinkler turn on/off, broken pipes and broken sprinklers. They are always very professional, polite and do a great job. They are also dog friendly. They were able to squeeze me in a couple days earlier than they had thought which was great with broken sprinklers. I highly recommend them, it's always great to find a local company with great service. read more

Called Sunshine Lawn Sprinkler based on their Yelp review. Big mistake. I'm a commercial and custom home builder by trade. Recently we purchased a home in a private community on a 1 acre lot with 14 sprinkler zones. Wasn't familiar with the system, but knew there were problems. It had a big hole in the middle of the backyard where obviously a main line ruptured. It was fall so hadn't run the system yet to understand what other issues there might be. In April we called Sunshine Lawn Sprinkler to get an assessment and ultimately tune the system up and program for optimum performance. Two techs came out who were very friendly and helpful and seemed to be on ball. I focused their attention to a major leak in one of the main lines and they fixed it. They then ran each zone and adjusted the heads accordingly along with reprogramming the unit for water times. It is important to mention that it was my intention and I told the techs this, that I would be entertaining a remove and replace of the older system for an upgrade next year. About 4 weeks ago the issues started to appear. The first three weeks of 90 plus days the grass started to brown in unusual spots. My neighbors lawns weren't. I first thought the grass might need additional nutrients etc. After another week of the browning areas increasing in size I decided to turn sprinklers a test mode and take the next hour to track each of the 14 zones to see if there were leaks or broken heads etc.. For the record the system comes on early morning so we never have a visual on what may or may be occurring. We entrusted that the Sprinkler techs had done their job. To come to find out the techs from our assessment didn't do what we thought. Evidence being almost all the heads weren't pointed properly and there were three zones actually watering the same area three times over causing flooding in that area which also was killing grass. This is why my initial thought was the grass was not fertilized properly since it had plenty of water, unfortunately to find out after the fact, too much. Other areas however weren't getting any water at. So I tasked my wife to call the sprinkler company and request a site visit to determine whether there might have been mistakes made by their techs and if so they would correct them or if it turned out that there was a system malfunction, bad heads etc we would most certa pay to have it repaired or upgraded. After 25 years in the construction business I would never stiff a fellow service provider by requiring them to fix something they weren't responsible for, but I would certainly hold them accountable if they were. Driving between jobsites my wife sends me a text basically saying that the lady who answered the phone was rude, interrupted her and said that because it had been months since they were out there last they couldn't possible be at fault. Now how the heck would she know that!? She never even let my wife explain. My wife is the last person to project an attitude, no surprise she's the calm one of the two. After more of the same by the lady from the Sunshine Sprinkler company my wife realized she was getting nowhere. She politely said she didn't appreciate the tone the phone attendant was taking and said her husband would be following up. So when I was able to I decided to make a call to Sunshine to maybe talk some sense into this phone attendant and help her see that she was out of line and if she were to accept that and make even a small gesture of an apology we could of continued with service and a resolution. I would have explained that she might have taken a better approach by saying something like " Thank you Mrs. Customer for your call. Obviously its been quite some time since we were out there so let's schedule a service call to identify what might be happening. If it turns out that it is a tech error then we will take care of it but please understand if it turns out that some of the heads are damaged which happens from time to time by either a lawn mower or even simple wear and tear (they are old) then you would be required to pay for the service call and time and materials if you should authorize additional work to be done. Unfortunately, she was having none of that. She continued with the same level of discontent towards her interpretation of the situation and doubled down. When I asked if she was the owner of the business she paused and stumbled for a second and then asked "why are you asking?" Troubled by the question, I said "Because if you aren't the owner then I would imagine they would be interested to hear about the amount of respect, courtesy and overall professionalism she was denying their customer." She then said she was the owner. At that point I realized there was no solution possible and it was time to cut bait. I told her that this was no way to run a business and I felt it was my duty, at the very least, to write a report on Yelp describing our experience, or lack there of. read more