Irrigation System Repair

A spike in your water bill could be an indication that your irrigation system is malfunctioning. Broken pipes, leaks, or a system that’s running too often can waste water, leading to higher costs. If you notice an unexplained increase in your water usage, it’s important to have your irrigation system checked for leaks or inefficiencies. Early detection and repair can help save you money and reduce unnecessary water waste.

If your sprinkler heads aren’t popping up as they should or aren’t spraying water correctly, it’s a sign that your system needs attention. Issues like clogged nozzles, faulty valves, or damaged sprinkler heads can prevent the system from distributing water effectively. Professional maintenance can clear blockages, adjust the system, or replace broken components to ensure your irrigation is functioning properly.

Puddles or consistently soggy patches in your yard may indicate a leak or overwatering issue. This could be due to broken pipes, malfunctioning valves, or improper watering settings. Excess water can lead to root rot, fungal growth, and an unhealthy lawn. Identifying and addressing the source of the excess water early can prevent long-term damage to your landscape.

Dry patches or yellowing/browning grass are clear signs that your irrigation system isn’t providing adequate coverage or water. This could be caused by clogged sprinkler heads, insufficient pressure, or poor system design. Without proper watering, your lawn and plants may become stressed, leading to dead patches. Regular system maintenance can help identify the cause of the issue and ensure consistent and efficient watering for a healthy, green lawn.