In-Season Service
A service-first visit that finds the root cause—not just the symptom. We verify zones, tune coverage, correct leaks and head/nozzle issues, and document what we find so follow-up stays simple.
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Most repeat failures come down to a few drivers: leaks, coverage waste, valve symptoms, wiring faults, and unmanaged pressure. This visit is built to find the driver and fix it cleanly.
Service-First
We treat leaks, coverage waste, and valve symptoms as a system problem—not a random pile of broken parts.
Built For
Documented findings and “watch-list” notes make the next visit faster, cleaner, and more precise.
Discipline
Pressure issues and buried access are repeat-failure multipliers. We fix what makes systems predictable.
We run-test zones (when safe) and identify the driver: leaks, coverage, valves, wiring, controller drift, or pressure/flow constraints.
We prioritize the highest-ROI path: stop active waste/damage, restore predictable coverage, then recommend upgrades only where they reduce repeat problems.
We complete approved repairs, then verify performance under load and document what matters for follow-up.
Clear “fix now vs. monitor” guidance so service isn’t a guessing game.
Many companies price irrigation repair as open-ended hourly time. Our Tune-Up & Repair Visit is designed to be predictable and repeatable: we test zone-by-zone, tune coverage, fix what we can cleanly, and document the system so the next visit is faster and more precise. If the system has already been activated and is safe to run, the visit stays more targeted and is priced accordingly.
We keep repairs service-first and recommend quality replacement options when they prevent repeat calls.
Most tune-ups and repairs can be scheduled quickly in-season.
Also see: Startup & Inspection, Winterization, Upgrades, and Smart Irrigation.
Plans add seasonal coverage, peak-season priority, and discounts so tune-ups turn into fewer surprises.
We can replace heads and nozzles, but most mid-season issues have a root cause (pressure, nozzle mismatch, valve behavior, access). The visit is designed to verify zones and prioritize fixes.
Zone count drives most visits. Access (buried valve boxes, hardscape), system condition, and the scope of repairs affect total work. Our process includes arrival setup and documentation so follow-up stays clean. On some first-time visits, your technician may apply a one-time courtesy credit (up to ~15 minutes). If additional labor is needed beyond the tune-up visit scope, we may dispatch one tech or a two-person team depending on the job and season; labor is billed by role.
It means the system has already been started up for the season: pressure and basics have been checked, zones can run safely, and programming is in a workable state. That lets a tune-up visit focus on diagnostics, coverage, and the repair path—without redoing full startup steps.
Yes. Lost lids and buried boxes create repeat failures. We can locate components and recommend serviceable enclosure standards.
When source pressure is excessive, a PRV path can reduce stress on heads, valves, fittings, and splices so performance stays predictable.