Irrigation
Irrigation Repair: Leaks, Heads, Valves & Controllers
Soggy spots, a zone that won't shut off, a dry patch that keeps getting bigger. We find the cause and fix it, whoever installed the system.
Common problems we fix
Leaks & broken lines
Mower strikes, tree roots, shifting clay and freeze damage crack pipe and fittings. Signs include a high water bill, standing water, or low pressure in one zone.
Broken or misaligned heads
Heads that are snapped, buried, stuck down, or spraying the street instead of the lawn. We replace and re-aim them and match nozzles so the zone waters evenly.
Valves that stick or won't open
A zone that runs constantly or never comes on is often a worn diaphragm, debris, or a bad solenoid. We repair or replace the valve and check the valve box.
Controller & wiring faults
Blank screens, zones that skip, and wiring nicked during digging or yard work. We trace the low-voltage wire and fix it, or upgrade the controller.
How a repair visit works
Most repairs start with an irrigation inspection. We run each zone, walk the yard, and check heads, valves, wiring and the controller. You get a clear explanation of what's wrong and the cost before we fix anything. Repair visits carry a service call fee, which we quote when you book. We work on Hunter and Rain Bird systems.
Zone won't turn on, won't shut off, or heads not popping up? Our sprinkler FAQ covers the common causes and what to check first.
Repairs are a good time to schedule a seasonal checkup so small problems get caught early. We repair systems in Auburn, Opelika and around Lake Martin.
Common repairs we see
Start with an inspection or a service call
Sprinkler problems? Book an irrigation inspection and we'll run the system and give you a breakdown of necessary repairs. Repairs, new systems, commercial properties or lighting? Request a service call and we'll assess the job on site. Inspections and service calls carry a fee.