Yes, you can winterize your sprinklers yourself. There are a few simple steps you can take to protect your sprinkler system from the cold weather. First, make sure that all of the valves on your system are turned off and drained. Next, disconnect the hoses from the valves and drain any water that is left in them. Finally, cover the risers and heads of your sprinklers with insulation or plastic bags to protect them from the cold weather. If you follow these steps, your sprinkler system should be safe from the cold weather this winter.

Yes, you can winterize the sprinklers yourself. All you need to do is blow out the water lines using an air compressor. First, turn off the water to the sprinkler system at the main valve. Then, attach a hose to the air compressor and insert it into one of the sprinkler heads. Turn on the compressor and wait until all of the water has been blown out of the line. Repeat this process for each head on the system. Finally, turn on the water at the main valve and check for any leaks. If there are leaks, tighten up any connectors that may be loose.