Fields of HeshbonSprinkler repair that finds the real problem
A soggy spot, a dead strip of lawn, or a zone that won't shut off usually has one cause we can track down. We find it, fix it right, and check the whole zone before we leave.
Everything that comes with the job
- Broken & tilted headsReplace, raise, level and re-aim heads so water lands where it should
- Valve repairStuck-open valves, leaking valves, bad solenoids and diaphragms
- Line leaksLocate and repair cracked pipe and fittings
- Controller & wiringTimer programming, wiring faults and zones that won't start
- Coverage fixesCorrect nozzles and spacing for even watering with no dry spots
- Pressure problemsMisting, low pressure and heads that won't pop up
From first call to finished job
1. Walk the system
We run every zone and watch how each head performs.
2. Find the cause
Leaks, wiring, pressure or a bad valve, traced to the source.
3. Repair & adjust
Fix it with quality parts, then aim and tune the zone.
4. Set the schedule
Program the controller for the season and your local watering rules.
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Sprinkler Repair FAQ
Why won't one of my sprinkler zones turn off?
It's usually a valve stuck open from debris, a worn diaphragm or a bad solenoid. Shut off the system's main valve to stop the water, then call. It's typically a straightforward repair.
Why is part of my lawn dry even though the sprinklers run?
Common causes are clogged or wrong nozzles, tilted or sunken heads, low pressure, or heads spaced too far apart. A coverage check finds which one it is.
Is a wet spot that never dries a leak?
Very often, yes. It can be a cracked line, a leaking fitting, or a valve that seeps. We locate it and repair just that section.
Can you work on any brand of sprinkler system?
Yes. We repair all common brands of heads, valves and controllers.
Ready to get started?
Call or text Bradley, or send a request online.
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Available in Santa Fe, Pojoaque, Tesuque, Nambé, Eldorado and Arroyo Hondo.