Sprinkler Repair in Palm Beach County

Dead Zones Fixed Before Your Watering Day

Sprinkler repair in Palm Beach County lawns need: a real diagnosis, a plain-English explanation, and a fix that holds.

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Sprinkler System Repair in Palm Beach County

Dry Spots Across Palm Beach County, Fixed Right

A brown patch, a geyser by the driveway, a zone that never comes on. Those are the calls behind most sprinkler system repair jobs in Palm Beach County, and the cause is rarely where the water is showing up.

We’ve done the lawn sprinkler repair Palm Beach County homes and HOAs need since 2008, working out of West Palm Beach. We test the whole system, explain what we found in plain English, and repair the actual fault, whether you’re in Palm Beach Gardens, Wellington, Greenacres, or Lake Worth.

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Built for Palm Beach County Lawns

Owner Operated Since 2008

Angel Ortiz founded the company, and the person who quotes your job stands behind the finished work.

Six Month Repair Warranty

Every repair we complete comes with a six-month warranty, so a fix that fails early gets handled, not argued about.

Sprinklers Are All We Do

Irrigation is the only thing we work on, so we recognize failure patterns quickly instead of learning on your lawn.

Licensed Florida Contractors

We work as licensed, insured Florida contractors, so a repair on your property is covered and done by the book.

Sprinkler Head Repair in Palm Beach County

Every Zone Working on Your Watering Days

With most Palm Beach County lawns limited to two watering days a week, a repair that holds is worth more than a quick patch.

A dead zone gets fixed before it costs you half your week of watering, not after the grass turns brown.
Heads clipped by mowers or tilted by landscaping crews spray the lawn again instead of the driveway.
Your rain sensor gets checked, so the system stops running through downpours and meets Florida’s rain shutoff requirement.
Timers get set for the season, so nothing runs between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. when watering is off limits.
You hear what failed and why in plain English, so you know if it needs a repair or something bigger.
Palm roots, salt air, and sandy soil get accounted for, so the same problem is not back in two weeks.

Lawn Sprinkler Repair in Palm Beach County

Your Repair, Explained Before Your Next Watering Day

1

Call and Describe the Problem

Tell us what you see. Most repairs finish within 24 to 48 hours, and urgent problems can get same-day service.

2

Zone by Zone System Test

We run every zone and check heads, valves, wiring, controller, and rain sensor to find the real cause.

3

Plain English Fix and Warranty

We explain what failed, fix it, set your timer for the season, and back the work with a six-month warranty.

Irrigation Repair in Palm Beach County

Two Watering Days Leave No Room for Band-Aids

Most of Palm Beach County waters on two days a week, and never between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. That is the South Florida Water Management District’s rule, and it has been in place since 2010. Odd-numbered addresses get Wednesday and/or Saturday, even-numbered addresses get Thursday and/or Sunday, and some areas run on a different schedule, so check yours.

Now picture one zone dead on a Wednesday. Your lawn just lost half its week, and sandy soil does not hold water for long. That is why irrigation repair in Palm Beach County has to fix the cause. A band-aid that fails in two weeks costs you another watering day you do not have.

Sprinkler Leak Repair in Palm Beach County

Every Repair Includes Timer and Rain Sensor Checks

Our sprinkler leak repair service in Palm Beach County covers more than a patched pipe. We track down broken lines, soggy spots, and pressure problems that cause misting, fix the break, and check what the leak did to the rest of the system. Heads that are tilted, clogged, or clipped by a mower get reset or replaced, and zones that are dead from an electrical fault get traced to the wire or valve.

Every irrigation system repair we complete also includes a timer set for the season and a rain sensor check. We work on pump and well systems too, including submersible pump replacement and rust tank prevention. If you manage an HOA or condo community, we handle commercial repairs with one point of contact. Every repair carries a six-month warranty.

Sprinkler FAQ

Questions we hear a lot

How much does sprinkler repair cost in Palm Beach County, FL and what changes the price?

We don’t post flat prices, because a clipped head and a broken line are very different jobs, and we quote the work before we start. For context, HomeAdvisor’s 2025 numbers put the average sprinkler repair at about $275, with most homeowners paying between $135 and $414. Irrigation pros typically charge $50 to $100 an hour plus parts, and replacing a broken valve runs $75 to $215. Those are national benchmarks. What moves the number in Palm Beach County is how many zones are affected, how long it takes to find the cause, and what parts the fix needs. We’re not the cheapest option on purpose, because cheap repairs tend to come back.

Why is one sprinkler zone not working while the rest of my yard waters fine?

When a single zone goes quiet, the problem is usually the valve, the solenoid, or a wire, not the heads themselves. Sometimes it’s a setting on the controller, and swapping the whole controller wouldn’t have fixed it. We test the zone from the timer out to the last head, so we replace only what actually failed. In Palm Beach County, this matters more than most places, since you only get two watering days a week and sandy soil dries out fast. Palm roots can also reach lines and valve boxes, so we check for that too.

Is a rain sensor required in Florida, and can a broken one cause problems?

Yes. Florida Statute 373.62 has required a working rain sensor, or an equivalent shutoff, on automatic lawn irrigation systems since 1991. The catch is that sensors fail quietly. The disc type can dry out, crack, or compress, and then your system runs through a downpour without anyone noticing until the water bill arrives. If your sprinklers come on during a storm, the sensor is the first place we look. Every sprinkler repair we complete includes a rain sensor check, along with timer programming for the season.

How do I find an underground sprinkler leak without tearing up my whole lawn?

Look for a soggy patch when it hasn’t rained, a zone with weak pressure, misting heads, or a water bill that jumped for no reason. Those all point to a break somewhere in the line. The EPA says the average family wastes about 9,400 gallons a year from household leaks, so it’s worth chasing. We run the system zone by zone to narrow down where pressure is being lost, then open the ground only at that spot. For sprinkler leak repair in Palm Beach County yards, that usually means a small repair area, though a deep or long break can take more digging.

Can I fix a sprinkler head myself, or should I call a professional?

You can handle the simple stuff. HomeAdvisor suggests limiting DIY to tasks like unclogging a head or clearing a control valve. The trouble starts when a new head still doesn’t work, water keeps pooling, or a zone stays dead, because the real fault is usually further down the line. DIY repairs that made things worse are something we see often, and a bad guess can turn a small job into a bigger one. If you’re searching for sprinkler repair near you because a fix hasn’t held, call us and we’ll start with the whole system.

Do I need a licensed contractor for sprinkler repair in Palm Beach County, FL?

Florida law prohibits unlicensed contracting, and the state offers more than one route to licensing for irrigation work: a certified irrigation specialty license, a local certificate of competency, or a plumbing contractor license. Because the options vary, ask any contractor which license they hold and look it up with the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation before work begins. Ask for proof of insurance and a written warranty too. We’re licensed, insured Florida contractors, the person who quotes your job stands behind it, and every repair carries a six-month warranty.

Sprinkler service near me in Palm Beach County

Yes, we serve your city

From West Palm Beach to Boca Raton, Jupiter, and Belle Glade, we cover 54 Palm Beach County communities. Search for your city and see exactly where you are on the map.

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Cities we serve

Acacia Villas Atlantis Belle Glade Boca Raton Boynton Beach Briny Breezes Cabana Colony Canal Point Cloud Lake Delray Beach Glen Ridge Golf Greenacres Gulf Stream Haverhill Highland Beach Hypoluxo Juno Beach Juno Ridge Jupiter Farms Jupiter Inlet Colony Jupiter Lake Belvedere Estates Lake Clarke Shores Lake Park Lantana Limestone Creek Loxahatchee Groves Manalapan Mangonia Park North Palm Beach Ocean Ridge Pahokee Palm Beach Gardens Palm Beach Shores Palm Beach Palm Springs Pine Air Riviera Beach Royal Palm Beach Royal Palm Estates San Castle Schall Circle Seminole Manor South Bay South Palm Beach Stacey Street Tequesta The Acreage Watergate Wellington West Palm Beach Westgate Westlake

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