
Stuck, leaking or silent valves cleaned, rebuilt or replaced, with wiring and boxes checked so every zone opens and closes when it should.
Valves are the traffic cops of an irrigation system. Each zone has one, and it opens when the controller sends a signal and closes when the run is done. When a valve fails, you see it: a zone that never comes on, a zone that never shuts off, a head that keeps weeping after the cycle ends or low pressure from a valve that is only partly opening. Dirt, grit, age and failed solenoids are the usual culprits.
We open the valve box, check for water and damage and test the solenoid and the wire connections. Many valves can be repaired by cleaning the diaphragm or replacing a solenoid, which is far less than a new valve. When a valve is worn out, we replace it with a matching one and use waterproof connectors, so splices do not corrode. We also check the box, label the zones and tidy the wiring so the next repair is easier.
We check solenoids, wiring and the diaphragm, because many valves only need a small part.
Proper connectors keep splices dry, which prevents the most common cause of valve failures.
We clear the box, label the zones and organize the wires so future service is quicker.
When we replace a valve, we match the type and size so pressure and flow stay right.
Drag the handle to compare.

BeforeAfterCause found first.
Whichever makes sense.
Solenoids tested.
Corrosion proof.
Easier service.
Opens and closes.
Every topic has its own page with what to expect and how we approach it.
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You tell us about your yard and what you want, a new system, a repair or a tune-up, and we set a visit that fits your day.
We walk the property, find the water source and valves, test pressure and flow, look at every head and zone and take photos of anything of note.
We explain your options for zones, heads, drip, controllers and savings, sketch the layout and give you a written scope with clear timing and pricing.
We arrange for underground utilities to be located, protect the lawn, driveways and beds and mark every head, valve and pipe run before we dig.
We install or repair pipe, valves, heads and wiring with the right parts for each zone, flush the lines and keep the site tidy as we work.
We program the controller, test every zone with you, walk through watering and winterizing in plain steps and set a reminder for your next check.
A valve may be stuck open from grit or a damaged diaphragm. Cleaning or rebuilding it often fixes the problem.
It can be a valve that does not seal, or low-head drainage. We find out which and fix it.
Many repairs are small parts like diaphragms or solenoids. We tell you which is needed before we start.
One per zone, usually in a valve box in the yard. We find and label them during our visit.
It is possible, but wiring and matching parts are easy to get wrong. We can do it quickly and test it.
Zone Not WorkingA dead or stuck zone traced through the controller, wiring, solenoid and valve, then repaired so the area…Explore
Wire and Solenoid RepairBroken, corroded or shorted valve wires and failed solenoids located and repaired with waterproof connections, restoring reliable zone…Explore
Valve RepairStuck, leaking or silent valves cleaned, rebuilt or replaced, with wiring and boxes checked so every zone opens…Explore
Sprinkler RepairFast, careful sprinkler repair that finds the real cause, fixes it properly and leaves your system running evenly…Explore Tell us about the project and we will call you back to talk it through.
Or call (615) 357-7797 to talk now.