EXPERT SPRINKLER REPAIR SERVICES

 You just found out you have a broken sprinkler head and water is gushing out onto your lawn – now what? 

First, shut off your sprinkler system to prevent flooding, and then call the experts at Steve’s Sprinkler Repair LLC. 

We are knowledgeable about sprinklers and sprinkler system repair. With experience since 2007 in the sprinkler repair industry, our sprinkler company is proud to be one of the leading sprinkler repair contractors in the region, helping residential homeowners and commercial property owners solve their sprinkler problems in many areas of Texas. We are expert sprinkler and irrigation professionals, ready to provide solutions to all your lawn irrigation needs. 

In addition to our sprinkler repair services, we also specialize in sprinkler system checks, rain/freeze wiring troubleshooting and much more! Some additional sprinkler services include: 

• Sprinkler system maintenance 
• Sprinkler control box replacement and repair 
• Sprinkler system reroutes 
• Fixing or replacing leaking or broken sprinkler heads 
• Repairing broken sprinkler valves 
• Cleaning and repairing clogged nozzles 
• Replacing and repairing spliced or damaged wires 
• Repairing or replacing broken pipes 
• Capping off sprinkler heads 
• Adjusting poor spray patterns and wasted water 
• Stopping running water that won’t stop running 
• Wire/valve location 
• Valve Repair 
• Backflow Preventor Replacements 

If you have a sprinkler system issue, our experienced irrigation specialists can either fix it or replace it. We only use tested products for our sprinkler system repairs, ensuring quality throughout the whole process. 

 There are a number of common irrigation problems that can arise during the season. 

Clogged nozzles 

If your sprinkler heads seem to be spraying less water than usual, it’s likely because the nozzles are clogged. This can happen if dirt or debris gets into the system, or if the heads aren’t cleaned on a regular basis. Clogged nozzles can also cause the heads to pop up out of the ground, which can damage the system and make it less effective. 

Sprinkler spray heads or rotor heads are set too low 

The heads of your sprinkler system should be set at a height that’s appropriate for the type of head, as well as the type of vegetation you’re trying to water. If the heads are too low, the water will simply run off the ground instead of being absorbed by the roots. 

Zones aren’t properly calibrated 

If your sprinkler system has multiple zones, it’s important to make sure they’re properly calibrated. Otherwise, one zone may be getting too much water while another isn’t getting enough. This can lead to drought-like conditions in one area and saturated soil in another. 

Pressure problems 

If your sprinkler system isn’t working as efficiently as it should, it could be due to pressure problems. This is typically caused by a leak in the system, which can be anything from a small drip to a major break. Pressure problems can also be caused by clogged filters or worn-out pump seals. 

Zone valves are leaking or not closing properly 

If you notice water seeping out of the ground even when your sprinkler system isn’t running, it’s likely due to a problem with the zone valves. These valves are responsible for controlling the flow of water to each zone, and if they’re leaking, it can cause problems in the entire system. 

Zone valves that are old and don’t turn on or won't shut off 

Sometimes sprinkler system zone valves will get old and become sticking or hard to turn. If you have an older home, it’s not uncommon for the sprinkler system to be original to the house. In this case, it’s a good idea to replace all of the valves at once because they are all likely to fail eventually. 

The controller box or timer does not work properly 

The controller is the heart of the system. It tells the zone valves when to open and close and for how long. Sometimes it’s not working because of poor wiring, a bad battery, or a faulty zone valve. If you have ruled out all of these other possibilities, then it’s probably time to replace the controller. 

PVC pipes cracking or bursting underground 

This is a common problem, especially in older sprinkler systems. The PVC pipes that supply water to the sprinkler heads can crack or burst due to age, root intrusion, or simply because they weren’t installed properly. If you notice water seeping out of the ground or broken sprinkler heads, it’s likely due to a problem with the PVC pipes. 

When you suspect there may be a leak or some other issue, call us to inspect your irrigation system, locate the source of the problem, and fix it quickly. 

Contact Us for all your Sprinkler Repair Needs! 

We are experts in sprinkler system repair and can help you with any problem you may be having. Call our sprinkler repair specialists  today and we can solve your sprinkler system problems. Don’t delay, call us today and we’ll show you why so many Texas families and businesses trust Steve’s Sprinkler Repair LLC with their sprinkler repair and irrigation needs.