Common repairs include broken heads, leaking lines, valve failures, controller or wiring problems, clogged nozzles, low pressure, and zones that won’t turn on or won’t shut off.

We run each zone, check pressure and flow, inspect heads and valves, and test electrical components so we can pinpoint the root cause before starting repairs.

Yes. Leak repairs may involve locating damaged pipe sections, repairing fittings, or replacing affected lines to restore pressure and coverage.

Yes. We repair or replace valves, solenoids, wiring, and controllers to ensure zones run correctly and schedules operate reliably.

Yes. Restoring proper coverage and pressure helps lawns water evenly, reducing dry spots, runoff, and stress on turf and plants.

Scheduling varies by season, but active leaks, system failures, or zones that won’t shut off are prioritized whenever possible.

Start with a quick evaluation so we can identify the issue and recommend the most effective repair approach.