Irrigation Specialist
barefoot lawnsNampa (ID)
About the role
Job Description:
Irrigation Specialist Needed Treasure Valley, Idaho | Full-Time We’re a family-owned local company looking to add a solid Irrigation Specialist to our crew. If you like working outside, fixing things, and taking pride in a job done right, you’ll fit in well here.
What You’ll Be Doing:
Installing and repairing sprinkler and drip systems Troubleshooting leaks, broken heads, valves, wiring, and coverage issues Seasonal start-ups, adjustments, and blow-outs Setting and adjusting controllers Talking with homeowners and explaining what’s going on in plain language Keeping systems running efficiently and responsibly
What We’re Looking For:
Some irrigation experience is great, but we’re open to the right person who wants to learn Comfortable working outdoors in Idaho weather Reliable, honest, and able to work independently Basic mechanical or electrical troubleshooting skills Valid driver’s license Able to lift 40–50 lbs and be on your feet most of the day Bonus Points If You Have Irrigation certification Experience with Hunter, Rain Bird, or smart controllers Landscaping or maintenance background
What We Offer:
Competitive pay based on experience Steady work in the Treasure Valley Family-owned company that treats people right Room to grow and learn new skills Tools and support to do the job correctly We take pride in our work and our reputation. If you’re looking for a place where your effort matters and you’re more than just a number, we’d love to talk. Apply by sending your work history or a short intro about yourself.
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