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A broken sprinkler system doesn’t just hurt your landscape—it hurts your bottom line. Dead grass, water waste, and compliance headaches pile up fast when your irrigation fails.
We get your system running efficiently again, usually the same day you call. No more brown spots embarrassing your business. No more sky-high water bills from leaks you can’t see. Just reliable water delivery that keeps your property looking professional and your operating costs predictable.
Your landscape is often the first thing customers notice. Make sure it’s working for you, not against you.
We’ve been solving irrigation problems across South Florida for years. We understand how The Acreage’s unique soil conditions, water restrictions, and weather patterns affect your sprinkler system.
From the flooding challenges that hit this area to the strict South Florida Water Management District regulations, we’ve seen it all. Our technicians are licensed, insured, and equipped to handle everything from simple head replacements to complex controller repairs.
We’re not the cheapest option—we’re the one that gets it right the first time, saving you money and headaches down the road.
First, we diagnose the actual problem—not just the obvious symptoms. Many companies replace parts that don’t need replacing. We find the root cause, whether it’s water pressure issues, controller malfunctions, or damaged pipes.
Next, we explain exactly what’s wrong and what it’ll cost to fix before we touch anything. No surprise charges or “while we’re here” upsells that inflate your bill.
Then we fix it right using quality parts designed for Florida’s demanding climate. Every repair includes a thorough system check to catch potential problems before they become expensive failures. You get a detailed report of what we found and what to watch for going forward.
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Our commercial sprinkler repair service covers every component that keeps your irrigation running smoothly. We repair broken sprinkler heads, fix leaking valves, replace damaged pipes, and troubleshoot controller problems that cause erratic watering schedules.
In The Acreage, we see specific issues caused by the area’s sandy soil and seasonal flooding. Pipes shift and crack. Controllers get moisture damage. Rain sensors—required by Florida law—stop working and cause water waste violations.
We also handle the technical requirements unique to commercial properties: backflow preventer testing, pressure regulation adjustments, and zone coverage optimization. Our repairs ensure your system meets local codes while operating efficiently enough to keep water costs reasonable.
Most commercial sprinkler repairs are completed the same day you call, often within a few hours. We keep common replacement parts on our trucks and have access to specialized components for commercial systems.
For emergency situations—like main line breaks flooding your property—we offer 24-hour service. We understand that irrigation problems don’t wait for business hours, especially in Florida’s demanding climate.
Complex controller repairs or major pipe replacements might take longer, but we’ll give you an accurate timeline upfront and work around your business schedule to minimize disruption.
The sandy soil in The Acreage causes pipes to shift and crack over time, especially after heavy rains or flooding. We also see frequent controller failures due to moisture infiltration during Florida’s humid summers.
Clogged sprinkler heads are common because of debris from frequent storms. Rain sensors fail regularly but are required by Florida law—when they malfunction, your system either won’t run or runs when it shouldn’t, wasting water and potentially violating local restrictions.
Valve problems are another frequent issue. Commercial systems run longer cycles than residential ones, putting more stress on components. Regular maintenance catches these problems before they become expensive failures.
Yes, we provide a comprehensive warranty on all repair work and replacement parts. The specific warranty period depends on the type of repair and components involved, but we stand behind our work completely.
If a repaired component fails within the warranty period, we’ll return and fix it at no additional charge. This includes both parts and labor—you won’t pay twice for the same problem.
We also provide detailed documentation of all repairs, including photos and recommendations for preventing similar issues. This helps you plan maintenance budgets and avoid unexpected failures.
Absolutely. South Florida Water Management District regulations are complex and change seasonally. We ensure your commercial irrigation system complies with current watering restrictions while maintaining your landscape effectively.
This includes installing and maintaining rain sensors (required by Florida law), programming controllers for legal watering windows, and optimizing your system to minimize water use without sacrificing coverage. We can also install smart controllers that automatically adjust for weather conditions.
Non-compliance can result in significant fines for commercial properties. Our repairs include a compliance check to make sure your system operates within legal parameters while keeping your landscape healthy.
Most commercial sprinkler problems can be repaired cost-effectively, even on older systems. We repair when it makes financial sense and recommend replacement only when repair costs approach replacement costs or when the system can’t meet your current needs.
Signs you might need replacement include frequent breakdowns, inability to provide adequate coverage, or major pipe failures throughout the system. However, many problems that seem major—like controller failures or multiple broken heads—are actually straightforward repairs.
We’ll give you honest recommendations based on your system’s condition and your budget. Sometimes a targeted upgrade of specific components makes more sense than full replacement, and we’ll explain all your options clearly.
Obvious signs include dry spots in your landscape, water pooling where it shouldn’t, or sprinkler heads that don’t pop up or spray properly. But some problems are less visible—like gradually increasing water bills from small leaks or controllers that skip cycles.
If your landscape looks stressed despite regular watering, or if you’re getting water restriction violation notices, your system likely needs professional attention. Controllers that won’t program correctly or rain sensors that don’t respond to weather also indicate repair needs.
Don’t wait until problems become emergencies. Early intervention prevents small issues from becoming expensive failures and keeps your commercial property looking professional year-round.
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