The most common repairs include broken sprinkler heads, leaking lines, valve failures, controller or wiring issues, clogged nozzles, low pressure, and zones that won’t turn on or won’t shut off.

Signs of a leak include soggy spots, unusually green patches, water pooling near heads or valves, a sudden increase in your water bill, or a system that loses pressure and coverage. A proper diagnosis finds the leak location before repairs start.

Zones that won’t turn on are often caused by wiring/solenoid issues, a failed valve, a controller problem, or low water flow. Zones that won’t shut off are commonly caused by a stuck valve, debris in the valve, or a damaged diaphragm.

Low pressure can come from leaks, partially closed valves, clogged filters/nozzles, a damaged line, incorrect head/nozzle selection, or too many heads on a zone for the available flow. Repair starts by measuring pressure/flow and checking each zone.

Yes. We replace broken or sunken heads, fix tilted sprays/rotors, clear clogged nozzles, and adjust arcs and radii. Coverage tuning is one of the fastest ways to reduce overspray and eliminate dry spots.

Yes. Valve issues can cause zones to run weak, not run at all, or keep running when they should be off. Repairs may include cleaning debris, replacing solenoids, rebuilding valve internals, or replacing the valve if needed.

Yes. Common electrical problems include damaged wire, bad splices, failed solenoids, controller issues, and short circuits. Proper troubleshooting isolates the problem so repairs are targeted and reliable.

Often, yes. A tune-up can catch small issues early—minor leaks, clogged nozzles, misaligned heads, or poor coverage— and can improve efficiency without major repairs.

Scheduling depends on season and demand, but we prioritize active leaks, zones that won’t shut off, and system failures. The fastest way to get on the calendar is to request a quote.

Start with a quick walkthrough/diagnosis so we can confirm the root cause and recommend the most cost-effective fix. We’ll give you clear repair options based on what your system needs.