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Sprinkler repair

Wet spot in the yard? Zone won't come on? We'll find it.

Most repairs come down to a handful of things: a cracked head, a split line, a stuck valve or a controller that lost its program. We find the cause, fix it, and run the zone in front of you so you know it works.

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A sprinkler repair dig with the poly lines exposed in an open hole in the lawn

What we do

  1. 01

    Broken and stuck heads

    Mower hits, frost cracks and heads that stay down or will not shut off. Replaced and adjusted.

  2. 02

    Leaks and split lines

    Soggy spots, low pressure and water bubbling up. We dig to the leak and repair the line.

  3. 03

    Valves that will not open or close

    A zone that never runs, or never stops. We clean, rebuild or replace the valve.

  4. 04

    Controllers and wiring

    Dead zones, cut wires and controllers that forgot their schedule. We trace it and fix it.

  5. 05

    Coverage problems

    Brown patches next to green ones usually mean a coverage gap. We re-aim, re-nozzle or add a head.

  6. 06

    Freeze damage

    A system that was not blown out, or was not blown out all the way, shows it in spring. We fix what winter broke.

A sprinkler repair dig with the poly lines exposed in an open hole in the lawn
Dug straight to the problem. Fixed, backfilled, tested.
A thick green lawn in fall with garden beds, shrubs and a valley behind it
What a yard looks like when every zone works.

How it goes

  1. 1

    Call or text

    Tell us what you are seeing. A photo of the wet spot or the controller helps.

  2. 2

    We find it

    We run the zones, trace the problem and tell you what it is before we fix it.

  3. 3

    Fixed and tested

    We repair it and run the zone with you so you see it working.

Straight answers

Questions we get

Do you repair systems you did not install?

Yes. We work on systems no matter who put them in.

Why is there a soggy spot in my lawn?

Usually a cracked line or a fitting that let go, often after a freeze. We dig to it and repair it.

Why will one zone not turn on?

Most often a valve, a wire or the controller. We test each one and fix the part that failed.

Estimates

Tell us about your yard.

Send this and it goes straight to our phones. We call you back, come out, walk the yard and give you a clear price before any work starts.

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(406) 450-0496
Hours
7 am to 7 pmuntil the ground freezes
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