The SinkStop Solution
A New Solution to an Old Problem!
One of the most common problems that homeowners face with their irrigation system is sinking sprinklers. Severe weather, foot traffic, and even your lawn mower could be to blame. Either way, it happens.
The fix? Hire a landscaping company to fix your sprinkler system or try and dig up the sprinkler head yourself, trying not to destroy your sod or break any underground pipes along the way. For many, this is an annual occurrence and can be incredibly frustrating, time consuming and expensive.
SinkStop sprinkler Stabilizers are changing all that.
Just Click and Go
Installation Made Easy. No Tools Required!
Whether you're a landscaper installing a new sprinkler system or a homeowner looking to permanently stabilize your sprinkler heads, the SinkStop system makes installation a breeze. Simply grab two SinkStop Stabilizers, place them around the sprinkler head body, and click them into place. Easy, huh?
More Surface Area. More Holding Power.
SinkStop Stabilizers distribute any pressure placed on your sprinkler head across a broader area, ensuring the sprinkler head stays on the surface - where it's meant to be!
Additionally, once your grass grows in, the SinkStop Stabilizer will become locked into your turf for extra holding power.
The best part? If installed just below the surface, you'll never even know it's there.
Flexibility
Fits All Brands & Sprinkler Locations
No matter the sprinkler brand, we've got you covered. SinkStop has solutions for sprinkler bodies ranging from 1.5"-3".
Whether your sprinkler is in the middle of your lawn, along a hard edge, or in a corner, SinkStop has what you need!
Innovation
First of Its Kind
While sinking sprinkler heads isn't a new problem, SinkStop is the first product designed to tackle it! The best part? No special tools or skills required.
If you've ever played with LEGO, you're ready to install SinkStop.
Reliability
Built to Last
Experience the reliability of SinkStop products for yourself.
Our solutions are designed to withstand the test of time and ensure the longevity of your sprinkler system, providing you with peace of mind and confidence in your investment.
The Problem with Risers
Simple pipe risers, while inexpensive, are extremely prone to breaking. These vertical pipes connecting underground pipes to sprinkler heads can break due to a variety of factors, including physical damage, material issues, and improper installation.
Lawn mowers, foot traffic, and even pets can cause physical damage. Over time, risers can become brittle and susceptible to breakage. Improper installation, such as overtightening or using the wrong type of riser, can also lead to breakage.
Clogging
Dirt, grass, and other debris can clog the sprinkler head, causing it to not pop up properly and potentially putting stress on the riser.
Sprinkler Impact
Lateral pressure from your mower, foot traffic, or other lawn equipment can cause an un-stabilized sprinkler head to move and the riser below it to crack or break completely.
Water Pressure
Regulating water pressure at the head instead of the valve can increase pressure on the riser, potentially leading to breakage.
Freezing Temperatures
Water inside the riser can freeze and expand, causing the pipe to rupture or crack.
Soil Settlement
Over time, soil can settle and shift, causing the riser to become misaligned or even break.
Root Growth
Tree and shrub roots can grow around the riser, exerting pressure that can cause it to crack or break.
Material Degradation
Over time, plastic risers can become brittle and prone to breaking, especially if exposed to sunlight or harsh weather.
Improper Installation
Overtightening during installation can stress the riser, making it more likely to break later.