Rainmaker Irrigation

Rainmaker Irrigation is based in Hooksett, and its website lists a service area that runs from Alton, Laconia and Meredith to Alstead, Chesterfield, Dublin and Fitzwilliam. It holds a 4.3 rating from 83 Google ratings and an A+ grade from the Better Business Bureau. A recent Google customer with a new lawn said David was quick to respond with a competitive quote, the install was postponed and quickly rescheduled because of heavy rain, and the installation itself was very quick. A recent customer thanked Jordan for installing an adapter to their irrigation when they wanted to switch two overhead sprinklers over raised garden beds to drip hose. A 2025 Google customer thanked the crew for staying until 8:30 PM, well after dark, to make sure everything was done right. In a 2024 review, a customer said Jordan diagnosed and fixed multiple broken zones. A 2024 customer said Kyle opened their system, found issues and told them before resolving them, since a number of heads needed replacing. A 2022 customer said Dave's crew of 8 installed a new irrigation system in 6 hours. The backflow valves are where things went wrong for some. A recent Google customer said the technician who did their winter blowout left both outside backflow valves totally closed. A 2022 customer said that after Rainmaker winterized their system, the valves were left closed and the drain plugs in, the backflow preventer cracked, and they paid $280 for a replacement. A 2023 Reddit commenter in r/ManchesterNH said they used Rainmaker for their first 2 years in the house and both times ended up with a crack in the backflow prevention valve over the winter. A recent HomeAdvisor customer said their appointment was cancelled the day of because of drizzle and that they lost a day's pay. A recent Google reviewer said they called for spring quotes, went with someone else, and were later called to confirm a fall shutdown appointment they never set up. A 2024 customer said payments were not tracked properly and late fees were added. A 2024 customer said that on a spring visit, Rainmaker mistakenly turned off the high pressure tank when it was supposed to open their diverter, which increased their water bill, and then denied responsibility.