Sprinkler repair for Hemet homes
A zone that will not start, a head that stays down, or water collecting where it should not can come from a few different parts of the system. We inspect the affected area and explain what we find before recommending a repair. If the problem began after digging, planting, or a controller change, mention that when you call.
Common problems we diagnose
- Broken, clogged, or misaligned sprinkler heads
- Low pressure, dry spots, or uneven spray coverage
- Leaking valves, manifolds, or sprinkler lines
- Timer, controller, or wiring problems
- Drip tubing and emitter issues
What to expect during a service visit
We run the affected zone, check the parts connected to it, and trace the symptom back to its likely cause. Then we go over the repair options and cost with you. Work starts after you approve it, and we test the system again when the repair is complete.
A few details can help us get started
When you call, tell us which zone is affected, what you see, and when it happens. If water keeps running while the controller is off, shut off the irrigation supply if you can do so safely. A photo of the controller display or wet area can also help explain the problem.
More help with sprinkler problems
See our pages about sprinkler head repair, valve repair, sprinkler leaks, and controller problems. You can also read what affects sprinkler repair cost.
The EPA’s sprinkler inspection guide describes checking heads, connections and valves for leaks and adjusting spray to avoid pavement.