Excelled preparation of the sprinkler system against cold damage caused by freeze is the main part of saving the irrigation system. First, water supply lines are shut off to prevent water from entering the system during freezing temperatures. Then, the system is drained, next thing around, either automatic (via a timer) or manual (a valve) approach is used. As the best method of defense, compressed air, in a blowout procedure that involves air being forced through each sprinkler zone to make sure all leftover water is removed from the pipes & component parts, is made to get going. The next step which is most important to prevent expansion due to freezing, where pipes, valves, and sprinkler heads can comment dry is to walk, shower, or jog to nearby areas can be addressed. The switch over to winter mode is now done in the controller, and the outdoor components, such as the backflow preventers, are also insulated if necessary. The process of making sprinkler systems winter-ready can save homeowners from unnecessary significant costs by ensuring the system is repaired and is available for usage without problems in the spring.