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When your sprinkler system breaks, every day you wait costs you money. Broken heads create brown spots. Leaking pipes waste thousands of gallons. Misdirected spray hits your driveway instead of your grass.
We fix it fast so you can get back to enjoying a healthy, green lawn without the stress of sky-high water bills. Your irrigation system will work the way it’s supposed to—efficiently watering your landscape while conserving water and protecting your investment.
No more guessing games or temporary fixes. Just reliable sprinkler repair that lasts, backed by our six-month warranty on all work.
We’ve been fixing sprinkler systems in West Palm Beach since 1973. That’s four decades of dealing with Florida’s unique irrigation challenges—from tropical storms that damage systems to well water that stains everything orange.
Our technicians know how West Palm Beach’s sandy soil affects water pressure. They understand why your timer needs different settings in summer versus winter. And they’ve seen every type of sprinkler problem this climate can throw at a system.
We’re fully licensed and insured, because you shouldn’t have to worry about liability when you’re just trying to fix your sprinklers. Every repair comes with a six-month warranty, so you know the job is done right.
First, we inspect your entire system zone by zone. We check every sprinkler head, test water pressure, examine the timer settings, and look for leaks in the lines. This isn’t a quick glance—it’s a thorough evaluation that finds problems you might not even know you have.
Next, we explain exactly what’s wrong and what it’ll cost to fix. No surprises, no hidden fees. You’ll know the price upfront before any work begins.
Then we get to work with the right parts and tools. We don’t patch things up or use cheap replacements. Quality repairs mean fewer callbacks and longer-lasting results. Most repairs are completed the same day, so your lawn gets back to proper watering quickly.
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Every sprinkler repair includes a complete system check. We test all zones, inspect sprinkler heads for proper coverage, verify timer programming, and check your rain sensor operation. If we find other issues while fixing your main problem, we’ll let you know so you can address them before they become expensive emergencies.
West Palm Beach’s climate is tough on irrigation systems. The combination of intense sun, sudden downpours, and sandy soil creates unique challenges. We adjust repairs specifically for local conditions—using rust-resistant components for well water systems and pressure regulators that handle Florida’s variable water pressure.
Our service includes programming your timer for seasonal efficiency. Many homeowners don’t realize their irrigation needs change dramatically between summer and winter in South Florida. We set your system to deliver the right amount of water at the right times, which saves money and keeps your lawn healthier.
Most sprinkler repairs in West Palm Beach are completed the same day you call. Simple fixes like replacing broken heads or adjusting spray patterns usually take 30-60 minutes. More complex issues like valve repairs or underground leak detection might take 2-3 hours.
We carry common replacement parts on every service truck, so we don’t have to schedule a second trip for basic repairs. For specialized components, we can usually get parts within 24 hours and complete the repair the next day. The key is calling as soon as you notice a problem—waiting just makes the damage worse and more expensive to fix.
Misty or foggy spray is almost always a water pressure problem. In West Palm Beach, this happens when pressure is too high or fluctuating throughout the day. High pressure breaks up the water stream before it reaches your lawn, so you get poor coverage and waste water.
The fix usually involves adjusting the flow control valve or installing a pressure regulator. Sometimes switching to pressure-regulating sprinkler heads solves the problem at the source. We test your system’s pressure at different times to find the root cause, not just treat the symptom. A proper repair eliminates the misting and gives you better lawn coverage while using less water.
Brown spots with a working sprinkler system usually mean uneven water distribution. This happens when sprinkler heads are tilted, partially clogged, or not providing proper overlap coverage. In West Palm Beach’s sandy soil, even small coverage gaps create dry spots quickly.
Broken or misaligned heads are common culprits. Lawn equipment, foot traffic, and settling soil can knock heads out of position over time. We check the spray pattern of every head and measure coverage with catch-can tests. The repair might be as simple as straightening a tilted head or as involved as repositioning heads for better overlap. Either way, we make sure every square foot of your lawn gets adequate water.
A single leaking sprinkler line can waste over 129,000 gallons per month. That’s not just an environmental problem—it’s a massive hit to your water bill. Even small leaks add up quickly, especially with West Palm Beach’s water and sewer charges.
Underground leaks are the worst because they’re hard to spot until you see soggy areas or unusually high bills. Above-ground leaks from broken heads or loose fittings are easier to notice but still waste hundreds of gallons daily. We use leak detection equipment to find hidden problems and calculate exactly how much water you’re losing. Most customers are shocked at the numbers, but relieved at how much money they save after repairs.
Absolutely. Your irrigation needs in West Palm Beach change dramatically between seasons. Summer grass needs frequent watering to handle heat and growth, while winter grass goes semi-dormant and needs much less water. Running a summer schedule year-round wastes water and actually damages your lawn.
Most homeowners set their timer once and forget it, which leads to overwatering in winter and stressed grass in summer. We reprogram systems seasonally and show you how to make basic adjustments. Florida’s rainy season also means your system should run less when nature provides adequate water. Smart controllers can make these adjustments automatically, but even basic timers need seasonal tweaking for efficiency.
Simple issues like cleaning clogged heads or adjusting spray direction are fine for DIY. But anything involving electrical components, underground lines, or pressure adjustments should be handled by licensed professionals. West Palm Beach requires permits for certain irrigation work, and improper repairs can damage your system or violate local water regulations.
The bigger issue is diagnosis. What looks like a simple broken head might actually be a pressure problem that will break the replacement head too. We see a lot of homeowner repairs that fixed the symptom but missed the underlying cause. Professional diagnosis saves money in the long run by identifying and fixing root problems, not just visible symptoms. Plus, our repairs come with warranties that DIY fixes obviously don’t include.
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