Austin Wolf LLC

10/07/2026

I’ve been seeing a lot of these lately around Sioux Falls, especially in the Galway and Bakker Park neighborhoods.

That little drip doesn’t look like much. But when it’s above a finished ceiling and it’s been dripping for a while, it can cause a whole lot of damage.

I see this pretty regularly in houses built in that 2000–2010 range, right before most contractors really started making the move from copper water lines to PEX.

I tell my customers this all the time: if you’re already doing a project and you’ve got a wall or ceiling opened up and can see the copper, replace what you can with PEX while you’re in there.

And keep an eye on your ceilings. If you see a water spot starting, don’t wait for it to get worse. There’s water coming from somewhere.

Also, my estimates are always free. If you’ve got something in your house that doesn’t look right and you just want me to take a look at it, call me. I’m happy to come out and tell you what I think. No charge.

I don’t have the biggest customer list in Sioux Falls, and I’m perfectly fine with that. The customers I do have are taken care of. They know if something goes wrong, they can call me day or night and I’m going to do my best to be there.

That’s how I run my business. I take care of my neighbors.

Austin Wolf LLC
605-214-7701

10/05/2026

This little tank is more important than a lot of homeowners realize.

If your temperature and pressure relief valve on your water heater keeps leaking, you can change that valve all day long.

But if thermal expansion is what’s causing the problem, you haven’t fixed anything.

I’ve worked for companies where guys would change the relief valve, collect the money and move on. I’ve even heard it called “job security.”

Eventually it’ll leak again and somebody gets another service call.

That’s not how I roll.

When water heats up, it expands. In a closed plumbing system, that expansion needs somewhere to go. That’s what the thermal expansion tank is there for.

So if I find a T&P valve leaking, I’m not just changing a part. I’m checking the pressure. I’m checking the expansion tank. I’m trying to figure out WHY that safety valve opened in the first place.

Fix the cause, not just the symptom.

And this is also a pretty good example of why I believe licensing, permits and inspections matter.

Plumbing isn’t just making water come out of the faucet.

There are reasons these things are installed the way they are, and a lot of them involve protecting your home and your family.

Do it right the first time.

That’s how I run Austin Wolf LLC.

Estimates are always free; 605–214–7701 🇺🇸

10/02/2026

I’ve had a few people tell me $150 is too much for a sprinkler blowout.

Someone even told me, “I know a guy doing them for $50.”

I’m an honest man, so I’ll be straight with you: I think $50 is too cheap for a proper blowout.

The compressor I’m pulling around today costs me about $215 just to rent for the day. Then there’s my time, fuel, insurance, licensing, and 20+ years of experience.

My normal plumbing dispatch fee is $120. So no, I’m not getting rich doing sprinkler blowouts for $150.

What I am doing is showing up with the proper equipment, taking the time to do every zone correctly, and putting my name behind the work.

I’m fully licensed to work in Sioux Falls, Tea and Harrisburg. And that Sioux Falls license matters to me. I’ve put in the work to be able to legally serve customers throughout this area.

Could you find somebody to do it for $50? Apparently you can.

But I’m not competing to be the cheapest guy with an air compressor.

I’m competing on doing the job right and being there afterward.

That’s why my name is my business: Austin Wolf LLC.

If I winterize your system and something freezes because I did it wrong, call me in the spring. I’ll come back and fix it for free.

That’s my guarantee.

You can look at my reviews and see how I take care of my customers.

$150. Done properly. And I stand behind it.

Austin Wolf LLC
605-214-7701

10/02/2026

🚨 LAST CALL FOR SPRINKLER BLOWOUTS. 🚨

I’ve got the compressor trailer out TODAY and I’ll be working through Harrisburg, Tea, southern Sioux Falls, Baker Park, Galway and the surrounding neighborhoods.

I still have some room on the schedule, but I need to know ASAP.

After today, I can’t get my hands on this compressor again until December — and by then, it’s too late.

And just so we’re clear: I’m a licensed plumber. I’m not a guy showing up with a pancake compressor and hoping we pushed enough air through it.

There’s a right way to winterize an irrigation system. It takes enough air volume, and every zone needs to be properly cleared.

I also warranty my work. If I blow your system out and you have a freeze-related problem when you start it back up next spring, call me. I’ll come back and fix it for free.

I’ve got the trailer hooked up. I’m already out. If you’re anywhere around Harrisburg, Tea or southern Sioux Falls and still need yours done, call me today.

📞 605-214-7701 — call or text

Austin Wolf LLC
Licensed plumber. I stand behind my work.

10/01/2026

Southern Sioux Falls homeowners (Gallway and Baker Park neighborhoods)— especially if your house was built in the early 2000s (like mine) — this is something worth knowing about.

I’ve worked on quite a few homes from this era, particularly around the Bakker Park area, and I’m seeing the same problem come up: pinhole leaks developing in the copper water lines.

The leak in this video is tiny. The damage required to find it and get to it wasn’t.

That’s the frustrating part about these. A pinhole can sit there dripping where you can’t see it, sometimes for quite a while, before there’s enough evidence to know you have a problem.

If you have exposed copper in an unfinished mechanical room or basement, take a look at it once in a while. Watch for corrosion, green/blue staining, moisture, or little spots that just don’t look right. If you see something questionable, deal with it before it turns into a much bigger project.

And if you’re in one of these neighborhoods and have questions about what you’re looking at, give me a call or text. I’m happy to take a look.

Austin Wolf LLC
Licensed Master Plumber
605-214-7701

Sometimes the smallest leak makes the biggest mess.

10/01/2026

One more call for irrigation blowouts.

I’ll have the compressor out Friday and I’m trying to get as many systems winterized as I possibly can while I have the equipment.

Here’s the important part: November is 100% full for me. I will not have room to squeeze irrigation blowouts in later.

And judging by the calls I’ve made trying to find rental equipment, I’m guessing a lot of other companies are getting booked up too.

So if your sprinklers still haven’t been blown out, don’t wait. We’re getting to the time of year where freezing temperatures can show up quickly, and frozen irrigation lines, valves and backflow equipment can get expensive.

I do have openings Friday, but I need to know ASAP so I can build the route.

Text me: 605-214-7701
Tell me where you’re located and I’ll get you on Friday’s schedule if I can.

Austin Wolf LLC
Licensed Master Plumber
605-214-7701

💦 HARRISBURG • TEA • SIOUX FALLS

I’ll be back out Friday blowing out irrigation systems.

If you still need yours done, call or text me and I’ll get you on the list. Space is filling up quick—not just for me, but for companies all over town as everyone tries to get systems winterized.

One thing I want people to know: I’m a licensed plumber, and I do these the right way.

I stand behind my work. And most importantly, I’ll still be here in the spring. If something wasn’t winterized correctly, I’ll come back and take care of it.

That’s how I run my business.

If you still need your sprinklers blown out, I’ve got your back Friday.

📱 Call or text: 605-214-7701

Get on the list!
— Austin
Austin Wolf LLC

09/30/2026

💦 HARRISBURG • TEA • SIOUX FALLS

I’ll be back out Friday blowing out irrigation systems.

If you still need yours done, call or text me and I’ll get you on the list. Space is filling up quick—not just for me, but for companies all over town as everyone tries to get systems winterized.

One thing I want people to know: I’m a licensed plumber, and I do these the right way.

I stand behind my work. And most importantly, I’ll still be here in the spring. If something wasn’t winterized correctly, I’ll come back and take care of it.

That’s how I run my business.

If you still need your sprinklers blown out, I’ve got your back Friday.

📱 Call or text: 605-214-7701

Get on the list!
— Austin
Austin Wolf LLC

09/29/2026

If you still have a hose hooked up outside, take it off before freezing weather gets here.

Even a frost-free faucet may not drain properly with a hose attached. Water can freeze inside the faucet or pipe and split it inside the wall. You might not find out until things thaw and water starts coming in.

It takes a few seconds to unscrew the hose. Do it now and save yourself a headache later.

Questions or need a plumber? Call Austin Wolf LLC at 605-214-7701.

09/29/2026

To properly blow out a sprinkler system; you need a minimum of 80 ft.³ per minute. If someone shows up to your house with a pancake compressor, tell them to hit the road!

Give me a call, 605–214–7701. We do it right, and I'll still be here in the spring.

Have it done by a licensed plumber! Not someone that knows how to work an air compressor! Save yourself a service call next spring!

09/28/2026

You’ll see me pulling this around Tea, Harrisburg and south Sioux Falls tomorrow.

If you’re getting your sprinklers blown out, make sure they’re actually getting blown out.

Don’t let somebody show up with a little pancake compressor, hook it to your system, push some air around for 15 minutes and tell you you’re winterized.

I’m bringing a 185 CFM tow-behind compressor. There’s a reason for that.

The water gets shut off, and the system gets blown out one zone at a time. You need enough air volume to keep the heads up and actually move the water out of the lines. I run every zone, then go back through them again. A normal 5-zone system usually takes me a little under an hour.

It doesn’t need 150 PSI. It needs air volume and somebody willing to take the time to do it right.

Frozen irrigation lines aren’t something you find out about tomorrow. You find out about them in the spring. Guess what? I still plan to be around in the spring. Some of these guys won't. 

I’ve still got some room on the schedule tomorrow in Tea, Harrisburg and south Sioux Falls.

And I’m waiving my normal dispatch fee in all three. District 6 discount. 🇺🇸

Austin Wolf LLC
605-214-7701