Fields of HeshbonDrip irrigation repair & conversion
Drip is the most efficient way to water in the high desert, but only when it's working. We fix leaks, clogs and pressure problems, and we convert spray zones to drip so trees, shrubs and beds get water right at the roots.
Everything that comes with the job
- Leak & break repairChewed, cut or popped tubing and fittings
- Clogged emittersClean or replace emitters and flush lines
- Filters & pressure regulatorsReplace or add the parts that keep drip running right
- Spray-to-drip conversionConvert spray zones for trees, shrubs and beds
- Emitter layoutAdd or move emitters as plants grow
- Timer settingsLonger, less frequent run times that soak deep
From first call to finished job
1. Check the head of the zone
Valve, filter and pressure regulator first.
2. Walk every line
Find leaks, clogs and missing emitters.
3. Repair & flush
Fix it, then flush the lines clean.
4. Tune for your plants
Match emitters and run times to each plant.
Recent work
Drip Irrigation Repair FAQ
Why are some of my plants dying on drip?
Usually clogged or missing emitters, a leak upstream, or too few emitters for a plant that has grown. We check each plant's emitters and adjust.
Do I need a filter and pressure regulator on drip?
Yes. Drip needs low, steady pressure and clean water. Without a filter and regulator, emitters clog and fittings blow apart.
Can you convert my sprinkler zones to drip?
Yes. Many spray zones can be converted at the valve, which saves water and keeps overspray off walls and walkways.
How long should drip run?
Longer and less often than spray, so water soaks deep. The right time depends on emitter size, soil and season, and we'll set it for you.
Ready to get started?
Call or text Bradley, or send a request online.
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Drip Irrigation Repair near you
Available in Santa Fe, Pojoaque, Tesuque, Nambé, Eldorado and Arroyo Hondo.