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Before installation, identify valve boxes, heads, visible piping, repairs, and any known line routes near the proposed fence.
Optional irrigation protection
A clearer plan for sprinkler lines before installation begins.
Fence posts and private irrigation lines often occupy the same narrow part of a yard. Frontier takes care to reduce the risk of damage, uses Blue Stakes information for marked utilities, and asks each customer to identify known sprinkler lines before digging begins.
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Optional sprinkler protection
$200Add the protection to an eligible fence installation before work begins.Why it exists
Private irrigation lines are not always easy to locate.
Blue Stakes helps identify marked utility lines, but homeowners may not know the exact route of every sprinkler pipe or wire. Frontier uses the information available and works carefully, but an unmarked or incorrectly identified line can still be encountered during post-hole excavation.
Walk the layout
Review fence lines, post locations, and gates with the project team so known irrigation conflicts can be considered early.
Choose protection in advance
The optional protection must be selected before installation so expectations are documented from the start.
Peace of mind
Protection for installation-related sprinkler damage.
When the optional $200 sprinkler protection is selected, Frontier’s stated commitment is to address covered irrigation damage caused during the fence installation and return the system to the operating condition it had before work began. Confirm the protection on the written project agreement before scheduling.
Start with a clear estimate
Plan your project with Frontier.
Tell Frontier what the property needs, the materials you are considering, and any access, grade, irrigation, or gate details you already know.