SprinklerSystem Repairs

Most irrigation repairs are not mysterious once you know where to look. A head that got hit by a mower. A lateral line cracked by a shovel or a tree root. A valve whose solenoid has burned out, so a zone either never comes on or never shuts off. A wire nick that has finally corroded through. The failure is usually simple — finding it is the skill.

The diagnostic order matters. A zone that won’t start is a different problem from a zone that won’t stop, and both are different from a zone that runs at half pressure. Chasing the wrong one means digging holes in a lawn you care about for no reason. We work the system backward from the symptom — controller, valve, wiring, then line — so the digging happens where the problem actually is.

The part that matters to you: you get a number before we start. We find the fault, tell you what the fix costs, and you decide. Nobody opens up your yard and then tells you what it will be.

What's included

• Broken and clipped heads

  Replaced and re-set to the right height and arc — the single most common irrigation repair there is.

• Cracked and leaking lines

  Located, excavated, repaired, and backfilled.

• Valve and solenoid failures

  Zones that won’t come on, or won’t shut off — usually a valve that has given up.

• Wiring and controller faults

  Tracing shorts, breaks, and corroded splices back to the source.

• Pressure and coverage problems

  Diagnosing why a zone is misting, or why one corner never gets wet.

• Head relocation

  After landscaping, new beds, or a fence, heads often need to move to still make sense.