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Your sprinkler system should work without you thinking about it. No more walking outside to find half your lawn getting soaked while the other half turns brown. No more water bills that make you wince because a broken valve has been running all night.
When we’re done, your system runs efficiently across every zone. Your grass gets the right amount of water at the right times. You save money on your monthly water bill because nothing’s wasting water underground or misting into the air.
Most importantly, you get peace of mind. Your lawn stays consistently green, your sprinkler system works reliably, and you can focus on the things that actually matter to you.
We’ve been fixing sprinkler systems in Seminole Manor and throughout Palm Beach County since 2008. We know this area’s unique challenges – from the sandy soil that shifts sprinkler heads to the seasonal rains that can flood zones to the dry spells that stress your system.
Seminole Manor’s homes were mostly built in the late 1950s, which means many sprinkler systems here are dealing with aging infrastructure. We’ve seen it all in this neighborhood – from the original systems that need complete overhauls to newer installations that just need smart adjustments.
What sets us apart is straightforward: we show up when we say we will, we fix the actual problem instead of just the symptoms, and we don’t try to sell you things you don’t need. Your neighbors trust us because we’ve earned it, one reliable repair at a time.
First, we diagnose the real problem. Not just the obvious stuff you can see, but the underlying issues that caused the breakdown. We check water pressure, inspect each zone, test your controller, and examine every sprinkler head for proper coverage and function.
Next, we fix what’s actually broken. We carry the most common parts on our trucks, so most repairs happen the same day. Whether it’s a clogged nozzle, a stuck valve, a damaged pipe, or a controller that’s lost its programming, we handle it efficiently.
Finally, we optimize your system. We adjust spray patterns, check your rain sensor (required by Florida law), and make sure every zone is watering appropriately for the season. Before we leave, we run through the entire system with you so you know exactly what was fixed and how it should operate going forward.
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Every repair includes a full system evaluation because problems rarely exist in isolation. We fix broken sprinkler heads, replace damaged valves, clear clogged nozzles, repair underground pipe leaks, and reprogram controllers that have lost their settings.
For Seminole Manor specifically, we often address issues common to homes built in the 1950s era. Sprinkler heads that have settled too low into the ground, zones that were never properly separated between turf and landscape areas, and older controllers that aren’t optimized for Florida’s watering restrictions.
We also upgrade systems to be more water-efficient. This means installing pressure regulators where needed, adjusting spray patterns to eliminate overspray onto sidewalks and driveways, and ensuring your rain sensor actually works properly. These improvements typically pay for themselves through lower water bills within a few months.
Most sprinkler repairs in Seminole Manor can be completed the same day you call. We stock our trucks with the most common parts needed for repairs – sprinkler heads, valves, nozzles, and basic controller components.
For more complex issues like major pipe breaks or full controller replacements, we typically complete the work within 24-48 hours. The key is getting the diagnosis right quickly, which comes from our experience working in this area for over 15 years.
If your system has multiple zones down or is causing water waste, we prioritize those calls because we know how quickly Florida heat can damage your lawn.
Homes built in the 1950s era often have sprinkler heads that have settled below ground level over the decades. This causes poor spray patterns and uneven coverage because the water hits the grass instead of arcing over it properly.
We also frequently find zones that mix turf and landscape plants, which is inefficient because ornamental plants need different watering schedules than grass. Another common issue is outdated controllers that aren’t programmed for current Palm Beach County watering restrictions.
Clogged nozzles are constant problems here due to the sandy soil and organic debris. Regular maintenance can prevent most of these issues, but when they do occur, they’re usually straightforward fixes for experienced technicians.
Yes, rain sensors have been required by Florida law on all turf irrigation systems since 1991. We test, repair, and replace rain sensors as part of our standard service because a malfunctioning sensor can waste significant water and money.
However, rain sensors aren’t perfect. They can get stuck, accumulate debris, or become overly sensitive. We recommend using them as a backup system while you stay actively involved in managing your irrigation schedule based on actual weather conditions and your lawn’s needs.
During our service calls, we always check that your rain sensor is properly calibrated and functioning. If it needs replacement, we carry quality sensors that are appropriate for Florida’s climate and rainfall patterns.
Sudden increases in your water bill often indicate sprinkler system leaks or malfunctions. Look for consistently wet spots in your yard, water pooling around sprinkler heads, or zones that seem to run longer than programmed.
You might also notice misting instead of proper spray patterns, which indicates pressure problems that waste water. Controllers that malfunction can cause zones to run multiple times per day or fail to shut off completely.
The fastest way to identify the problem is to have a professional irrigation audit. We can quickly locate leaks, test water pressure throughout your system, and identify any components that are wasting water. Most water waste issues are fixable and pay for themselves through reduced utility bills.
Absolutely. Palm Beach County allows watering twice per week, and we program controllers to maximize efficiency within those restrictions. This means longer, less frequent watering sessions that encourage deeper root growth and better drought tolerance.
We also separate zones appropriately so turf areas and ornamental plants get different watering schedules. Landscape beds typically need less frequent irrigation than grass, so mixing them on the same zone wastes water and can harm plants.
Additionally, we install or adjust pressure regulators to eliminate misting and overspray. Proper pressure ensures water goes where it’s supposed to instead of evaporating or running off onto hardscaping. These optimizations usually reduce water usage by 20-30% while improving lawn health.
First, check that your main water supply is turned on and that the controller has power. Look for tripped circuit breakers or blown fuses. Make sure the controller display is functioning and showing the correct time and programming.
If the controller appears to be working but no zones activate, the problem is likely in the valve system or wiring. This requires professional diagnosis because electrical issues with irrigation systems can be complex and potentially dangerous to troubleshoot yourself.
Don’t let a completely non-functioning system sit for days in Florida heat. Your lawn can suffer permanent damage surprisingly quickly. Call us immediately for emergency service – we understand that timing matters when your entire irrigation system fails.
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