A stuck solenoid or a short in the wiring often keeps stations running. We’ll isolate the faulty valve, replace its solenoid or rewire the circuit, and ensure each zone closes properly after its cycle.

Rain sensors automatically pause irrigation during wet weather, preventing overwatering. They mount near downspouts, detect rainfall amounts, and communicate with your controller—ideal for saving water and avoiding soggy lawns.

The main valve is typically near your water meter or well pump. Look for a round hand wheel or lever on the main supply line—if you can’t find it, trace the largest pipe from your meter or pump towards the irrigation manifold.

We locate underground valves using specialized equipment, expose the leak or broken pipe, then repair or swap in a new valve/pipe section. After testing for proper flow, we backfill and restore your turf.

Unresponsive controllers usually stem from dead batteries, power‑surges, or faulty wiring. We’ll test the unit, replace batteries or the controller if needed, and repair any damaged wiring so your schedule stays on track.

Low pressure can be caused by clogged nozzles, broken heads, incorrect zoning, or a failing pump. We inspect each zone, clean or upgrade heads and rotors, and adjust zoning to restore full coverage and pressure.

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