Conserva Irrigation of Cape Cod

Conserva Irrigation of Cape Cod's customers describe new sprinkler systems, repairs and seasonal opening and winterization. Scott and his crews are named in accounts of installations and ongoing service. Google shows a 4.8-star average from 98 ratings; HomeAdvisor shows 4.9 stars from five ratings. A July 2026 customer described a new irrigation system in their front yard, installed by Scott and his crew, with one crew member explaining how to use the app. Another July reviewer said four crew members spent four hours repairing and replacing more than 15 sprinkler heads. A third said Scott had installed their irrigation and handled upgrades over the years, including a new controller in June, after which the customer said the lawn looked better. Repairs sometimes drew praise for a quick response. A June 2026 reviewer said a sprinkler head was replaced two days after their call, with the work finished around 8 a.m. instead of the planned 1 p.m. appointment. Another June customer credited Scott with identifying a system problem that others had not figured out. An April customer said the worker arrived on time and fixed a sprinkler problem quickly. Customers also describe seasonal service. An April 2026 reviewer said they had signed up for an annual spring-startup and fall-winterization program after an installation two years earlier. In a February 2026 review, another customer described automatically scheduled startup, mid-season checks and winterization, along with a system update and new controller. A December 2025 reviewer said Conserva arrived the day after a call for shutdown and blowout, obtained equipment needed to complete the job and charged a price the customer considered reasonable. Other customers reported difficulty getting follow-through. A May 2026 reviewer said the company arrived unannounced after multiple calls, diagnosed a needed valve, then left without explaining when it would return; the customer was still waiting when they wrote. In January 2026, a customer said a prepaid startup appointment had been missed two weeks earlier and several messages had gone unanswered, despite reliable service in the previous two years. A June 2025 HOA review described repeated calls and unfulfilled promises to start and repair the neighborhood system. The reviewer also alleged that an unscheduled visit had damaged a pressure-release valve and that the company disputed responsibility for paying for it. The reviewer said the HOA no longer wanted Conserva working for it.