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Your sprinkler heads spray evenly across your lawn again. No more brown patches where water isn’t reaching. No more flooded driveways from misdirected heads.
Your water bill drops because we fix the leaks you can see and the ones you can’t. That valve that’s been dripping for months? Fixed. The controller that’s been watering your driveway instead of your grass? Reprogrammed.
You sleep better knowing your lawn investment is protected. One emergency repair call now prevents three bigger problems later.
Sprinkler Contractors of Palm Beaches LLC has been fixing irrigation systems across the Palm Beach area for years. We’ve seen what Florida’s heat, humidity, and sudden storms do to sprinkler systems.
We know the difference between a quick fix and a real solution. When we show up, we bring the right parts, the right tools, and the experience to diagnose problems other companies miss.
Our trucks are stocked with professional-grade components because we’ve learned that cheap parts fail fast in Florida’s demanding climate. We’d rather fix it right the first time than come back in six months.
First, we test your entire system, not just the obvious problem. That broken sprinkler head might be a symptom of a bigger issue with your water pressure or valve function.
We walk your property with you, explaining what we find and what it means for your lawn. No technical jargon, no upselling. Just straight talk about what needs fixing and what can wait.
Then we fix it using parts that last. Professional-grade heads, valves, and fittings that handle Florida’s conditions. We test everything twice before we leave, and we show you how it works so you know the job was done right.
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We repair every type of irrigation system in Watergate, from simple spray head replacements to complex valve and controller issues. Broken pipes, clogged nozzles, faulty wiring, water pressure problems – we handle it all.
In Florida, your irrigation system works harder than systems in other states. The constant heat, frequent storms, and sandy soil create unique challenges. We stock parts specifically chosen for these conditions.
We also catch problems before they become emergencies. During every repair call, we inspect your entire system and let you know what else needs attention. Most homeowners are surprised to learn their “simple” repair revealed three other issues that would have failed within months.
Most sprinkler repairs in Watergate cost between $120 and $350, depending on what’s broken and how many components need replacement. Simple fixes like replacing a broken sprinkler head typically run $50-$100, while more complex issues like valve replacement or controller problems can cost $200-$400.
We provide upfront pricing before we start any work. No surprises, no hidden fees. If we find additional problems during the repair, we’ll explain what they are and get your approval before fixing anything beyond the original scope.
The cost of not fixing problems quickly is usually much higher. A leaking valve can waste hundreds of gallons per month, and a broken system can kill expensive landscaping in just a few days during Florida’s hot season.
Broken sprinkler heads are the most frequent issue we see, usually caused by lawn mowers, foot traffic, or settling soil. These create uneven watering patterns and can waste significant amounts of water.
Valve problems are also common, especially in older systems. Valves can stick open, causing continuous water flow, or fail to open completely, reducing water pressure. Florida’s mineral-rich water can cause buildup that interferes with proper valve operation.
Controller and timer malfunctions happen frequently, especially after power outages or storms. These can leave your system running too long, not long enough, or at the wrong times of day. We also see a lot of clogged nozzles and misdirected spray patterns that waste water on driveways and sidewalks instead of lawns.
Most sprinkler repairs are completed the same day we arrive. Simple issues like replacing broken heads or adjusting spray patterns typically take 1-2 hours. More complex problems like valve replacement or extensive pipe repairs might take 3-4 hours.
We stock our trucks with the most commonly needed parts, so we can complete most repairs without ordering special components. For unusual parts or extensive system overhauls, we’ll give you a realistic timeline upfront.
Emergency repairs get priority scheduling. If your system is flooding your property or wasting massive amounts of water, we’ll work you into our schedule as quickly as possible, often the same day you call.
If repair costs exceed 50% of a new system’s cost, replacement usually makes more sense financially. A new residential sprinkler system typically costs $3,000-$8,000 in the Watergate area, depending on your property size and system complexity.
We’ll be honest about your system’s condition. If you’re facing multiple expensive repairs on an aging system, we’ll recommend replacement. But if your system just needs a few components updated, repair is usually the smart choice.
Age is a factor too. Systems over 15-20 years old often have outdated components that waste water and don’t integrate well with modern smart controllers and efficient nozzles. Sometimes upgrading key components during a repair gives you most of the benefits of a new system at a fraction of the cost.
Yes, we provide emergency repair services for urgent situations like major leaks, broken pipes, or systems that won’t shut off. These problems can waste hundreds of gallons per hour and cause property damage if not addressed quickly.
We prioritize emergency calls and typically respond within 2-4 hours during business hours. For after-hours emergencies, we provide on-call service with response times based on the severity of the situation.
Emergency service rates are higher than standard repair calls, but the cost is usually justified by preventing water damage, avoiding massive utility bills, and protecting your landscaping investment. Most emergency repairs can be temporarily stabilized quickly, then completed properly during regular business hours.
We recommend professional inspections twice per year – once in early spring before peak growing season, and once in late fall before winter. Florida’s year-round growing season and frequent storms put extra stress on irrigation systems.
Spring inspections catch winter damage and prepare your system for heavy summer use. Fall inspections identify wear and tear from the busy season and address issues before they become winter problems.
Between professional inspections, check your system monthly. Look for broken heads, uneven spray patterns, and areas where water is pooling or running off. Catching small problems early prevents expensive repairs and keeps your water bills reasonable. Most homeowners can spot obvious issues, but professional inspections catch the hidden problems that cause bigger failures later.
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