Wasatch Cooler Pros
Swamp Cooler Winter Shutdown Service
Protect your cooler and water lines before winter. A shutdown helps prevent freeze damage, roof leaks, cracked fittings, and spring startup problems.
Clear local pricing. Parts billed separately when needed.
What’s included
- Shut off water supply to the cooler
- Drain cooler pan and water line where accessible
- Disconnect or secure pump/water components as appropriate
- Inspect cabinet, pads, belt, and visible wear
- Check for signs of leaks or freeze-risk areas
- Prepare the cooler for winter conditions
- Install or secure cover when provided by customer
Service details
Utah freeze cycles are hard on swamp cooler water lines, floats, pumps, and fittings. A shutdown is one of the simplest ways to reduce expensive spring surprises.
The $129 shutdown covers a standard seasonal shutdown visit. Parts, new covers, or repairs are billed separately when needed.
Book This ServiceCommon questions
When should I shut down my swamp cooler?
Start watching overnight lows in mid-September and have your cooler winterized before freezing temperatures arrive at your home.
Do I need a cover?
A cover can help protect the cooler from weather and debris. If you already have one, it can be installed or secured during shutdown.
Fall advice from Matt
When should you shut down your swamp cooler?
Still enjoying those warm Salt Lake afternoons? Here’s what I watch for in the overnight forecast, when to start planning, and how to get ready before freezing weather arrives.
Read Matt’s shutdown guide