Sprinkler Repair

Service Description

1. Diagnose the Problem The technician runs the system zone by zone to check for broken heads, leaks, low pressure, electrical issues, or coverage problems. This step pinpoints exactly where the failure is happening. 2. Expose the Area If the issue is underground—such as a broken pipe or faulty valve—the soil around the problem area is carefully dug out to access the damaged part without disturbing the rest of the system. 3. Repair or Replace Components Depending on the issue, the repair may include replacing a sprinkler head, fixing a cracked pipe, adjusting nozzles, repairing wiring, or installing a new valve. Each part is tested for proper fit and function. 4. Adjust and Re‑Align Once repaired, the sprinkler head or component is aligned for correct spray pattern, distance, and direction to ensure even coverage and prevent overspray onto sidewalks or structures. 5. Test the System The zone is run again to confirm the repair is watertight, pressure is correct, and coverage is uniform. Any final adjustments are made to optimize performance. 6. Clean Up and Backfill The soil is replaced neatly, and the area is restored so the repair blends into the landscape. Sprinkler repairs help prevent water waste, protect your landscape, and keep your irrigation system running efficiently. After the repair, we test the system again, make needed adjustments, and ensure proper coverage and timing. My goal is to restore efficiency, prevent future problems, and leave your system running reliably while conserving water. (Parts are not included in the service price.)