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You’ll have consistent water coverage across every inch of your property. No more brown patches where broken heads miss spots. No more soggy areas from stuck valves. No more sky-high water bills from hidden leaks.
Your St. Augustine grass gets the deep, even watering it needs to stay thick and crowd out weeds naturally. Your landscaping investment stays protected, even during Canal Point’s dry spells and unpredictable weather patterns.
When everything works like it should, you stop worrying about your irrigation system and start enjoying your outdoor space again.
We’ve been solving irrigation problems across Palm Beach County for over five decades. We’re licensed, insured, and we understand exactly what Florida’s climate does to sprinkler systems.
We’ve seen every type of failure that happens in this area. Broken heads from lawn mowers. Clogged nozzles from our sandy soil. Stuck valves from our mineral-heavy water. Underground leaks that waste thousands of gallons before you notice them.
Canal Point homeowners trust us because we show up when we say we will, diagnose problems accurately the first time, and fix them with parts that last in our demanding climate.
First, we run a complete system test to see exactly what’s broken and what’s working fine. We check water pressure at each zone, inspect every head for proper coverage, and look for signs of leaks or clogs you might not have noticed.
Next, we explain what we found and give you a flat-rate price before we start any work. No surprises, no hourly charges that add up while we’re troubleshooting.
Then we fix everything using quality parts designed for Florida conditions. We test the entire system again to make sure proper coverage is restored and nothing else needs attention. You’ll see the difference immediately when your system runs its next cycle.
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Our repair service covers broken sprinkler heads, stuck or leaking valves, clogged nozzles, damaged underground pipes, faulty controllers, and pressure problems. We also handle backflow device repairs and rain sensor adjustments to keep you compliant with local water restrictions.
In Canal Point’s challenging environment, irrigation systems work harder than almost anywhere else. Our sandy soil clogs nozzles. Summer heat stresses components. Heavy rains can shift heads out of alignment. We stock parts specifically chosen to handle these local conditions.
We also upgrade older systems with smart controllers and high-efficiency nozzles that can cut your water usage by up to 60% while keeping your lawn healthier. These upgrades pay for themselves through lower water bills and fewer repair calls.
We provide emergency sprinkler repair service within 24-48 hours for most problems. When your system breaks during Florida’s dry season, every day without proper irrigation puts your lawn and landscaping at risk.
We keep common repair parts in stock specifically for Palm Beach County systems, so we can usually complete repairs in a single visit. For complex issues like underground pipe breaks, we’ll get your system partially operational immediately while we schedule the full repair.
During peak season, we prioritize emergency calls where systems have completely failed or are wasting significant amounts of water through major leaks.
Broken sprinkler heads are the most frequent issue we repair. Lawn mowers, foot traffic, and our sandy soil conditions cause heads to crack, clog, or get knocked out of alignment. You’ll notice this as brown patches where coverage is missing or overly wet areas where heads are stuck open.
Clogged nozzles are also extremely common here. Our mineral-heavy water and blowing sand gradually build up inside the tiny openings, reducing water flow and creating uneven coverage patterns across your lawn.
Underground pipe leaks happen frequently too, especially in older systems. Tree roots, ground settling, and freeze damage during rare cold snaps can crack pipes. These leaks often go unnoticed for months, causing soggy spots and inflated water bills.
Simple repairs like replacing broken sprinkler heads or cleaning clogged nozzles typically cost between $75-150 per head. Valve repairs usually run $150-300 depending on the type of valve and extent of damage.
Underground pipe repairs vary significantly based on location and depth, generally ranging from $200-600 per section. We provide flat-rate pricing after diagnosing the problem, so you know the exact cost before we start work.
Major system overhauls or upgrades to smart irrigation technology represent larger investments, but we’ll show you exactly how water savings and reduced maintenance will offset the cost over time. We never recommend repairs that don’t make financial sense for your situation.
Absolutely. We specialize in upgrading older irrigation systems with smart controllers, weather sensors, and high-efficiency nozzles that can reduce water usage by up to 60% while improving lawn health.
Smart controllers automatically adjust watering schedules based on local weather data, soil moisture levels, and seasonal plant needs. This prevents overwatering during rainy periods and ensures adequate irrigation during dry spells without you having to constantly reprogram timers.
High-efficiency spray heads and rotors provide better water distribution patterns and use significantly less water than older designs. These upgrades typically pay for themselves within 2-3 years through reduced water bills, and they’re often eligible for rebates from local water management districts.
Yes, we repair and service all major sprinkler system brands including Rain Bird, Hunter, Toro, Irritrol, and others. Our technicians are factory-trained on the most common systems installed in Palm Beach County over the past several decades.
We stock replacement parts for the most frequently serviced brands, which allows us to complete most repairs in a single visit. For specialty or older systems, we can usually source parts within 1-2 business days.
Even if your system was installed by another company, we can diagnose problems and provide reliable repairs. We’ll also identify any installation issues that might be causing recurring problems and recommend solutions to prevent future failures.
Turn off your irrigation system immediately to prevent water waste and potential property damage. Check your controller to make sure it’s not programmed to run multiple times per day, which is a common cause of apparent “leaks.”
Look for obvious problems like broken sprinkler heads sticking up above ground level or water pooling around individual heads. These are usually simple fixes that don’t require emergency service calls.
If you see water bubbling up from underground or notice consistently soggy areas in straight lines between sprinkler heads, you likely have an underground pipe leak. These require professional repair, but shutting off the system prevents the leak from getting worse while you schedule service. Call us for same-day diagnosis and repair options.
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