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When your commercial sprinkler system breaks down, you’re not just dealing with dead grass. You’re watching money drain away through water waste, emergency landscaping costs, and property value drops.
Our repairs fix the real problem, not just the symptoms. We eliminate the leaks that spike your water bills, restore proper coverage that keeps your landscape healthy, and upgrade outdated components that break down constantly.
You get a system that waters efficiently, saves money automatically, and runs without constant babysitting. No more brown patches, no more flooding, no more emergency calls at the worst possible times.
Sprinkler Contractors of Palm Beaches LLC has been solving commercial irrigation problems throughout Palm Beach County for years. We understand the unique challenges of Florida’s climate, from sudden downpours to extended dry spells that stress both your system and your landscape.
Our team knows Stacey Street’s soil conditions, water pressure variations, and the specific irrigation needs of local commercial properties. We’re not just technicians—we’re your neighbors who take pride in keeping our community’s businesses looking professional and well-maintained.
Every repair comes with the backing of licensed, insured professionals who stand behind their work. When we fix your system, it stays fixed.
We start with a thorough system diagnosis to identify every problem, not just the obvious ones. Our technicians check water pressure, inspect all zones, test controllers, and examine sprinkler heads for clogs, damage, or misalignment.
You get a detailed explanation of what’s broken, why it failed, and exactly what it’ll cost to fix properly. No hidden fees, no surprise charges after we’re already working.
The actual repair work happens fast. We carry common parts on every truck, use professional-grade components that last, and test everything thoroughly before we leave. You’ll see the difference immediately—even coverage, proper water pressure, and a system that runs on schedule without wasting water.
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Our commercial sprinkler repair service covers everything from simple sprinkler head replacements to complex controller programming and zone rebuilds. We handle broken pipes, clogged nozzles, faulty valves, pressure problems, and timer malfunctions.
In Stacey Street’s dense suburban environment, proper sprinkler coverage is critical for maintaining professional property appearances. We adjust spray patterns to avoid overspray onto sidewalks and buildings, optimize watering schedules for Florida’s seasonal changes, and upgrade systems with smart controllers that automatically adjust for weather conditions.
Every repair includes water-saving recommendations specific to your property’s needs. Many of our clients see 20-30% reductions in their water bills after we optimize their systems for efficiency rather than just basic function.
Commercial sprinkler repair costs typically range from $100 to $400 for most common problems, though complex issues like backflow preventer replacement can cost more. The exact price depends on what’s broken, which parts need replacement, and how long the repair takes.
We provide upfront pricing before starting any work, so you know exactly what to expect. Simple fixes like replacing clogged sprinkler heads or adjusting water pressure usually cost less, while major pipe repairs or controller replacements require more investment. Most repairs pay for themselves quickly through reduced water waste and prevented landscape damage.
Clogged sprinkler heads are the biggest problem we see, especially in Florida where dirt, debris, and mineral deposits build up quickly. You’ll notice reduced water pressure or uneven coverage when this happens.
Broken pipes from ground shifting, damaged sprinkler heads from maintenance equipment, and controller malfunctions from humidity and power fluctuations are also common. Florida’s intense sun and frequent storms create unique stresses on irrigation systems that require professional attention. Many problems start small but cause expensive landscape damage if ignored.
Most commercial sprinkler repairs are completed the same day we arrive, often within 1-2 hours for common problems. We stock frequently needed parts on every service truck to avoid delays.
Emergency repairs get priority scheduling because we understand that broken sprinkler systems can damage expensive landscaping quickly, especially during Florida’s hot, dry periods. For complex issues requiring special parts or extensive pipe replacement, we’ll provide temporary solutions to protect your landscape while sourcing the right components. Our goal is getting your system working properly as fast as possible.
Yes, our technicians are trained to work on all major commercial irrigation system brands and types, from basic timer-controlled systems to advanced smart controllers with weather monitoring capabilities.
Whether your system uses Rain Bird, Hunter, Toro, or other professional-grade components, we have the expertise and parts access to diagnose and repair it properly. We also specialize in upgrading older systems with modern, water-efficient technology that reduces operating costs while improving performance. Our experience with diverse system types means we can solve problems other contractors might struggle with.
Absolutely. Water conservation is a major focus of our repair and upgrade services. We identify and eliminate leaks, adjust sprinkler coverage to prevent waste, and optimize watering schedules based on your landscape’s actual needs rather than generic settings.
Smart controller upgrades can reduce water usage by 20-30% by automatically adjusting for weather conditions, soil moisture, and seasonal plant requirements. We also recommend drought-tolerant landscaping modifications and efficient sprinkler head types that deliver water more precisely. These improvements typically pay for themselves within months through lower utility bills.
First, locate your main water shutoff valve for the irrigation system and turn it off immediately to prevent water waste and potential flooding. This is usually near your water meter or where the irrigation line connects to your main water supply.
Call us right away for emergency service. A system that won’t shut off typically indicates a stuck valve, controller malfunction, or electrical problem that requires professional diagnosis. Don’t try to force valves or manipulate electrical components yourself—this can cause more expensive damage. We provide 24/7 emergency shutoff service to stop water waste until we can return for permanent repairs.
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