Irrigation Repair

What Irrigation Repair Covers

We start by running your system one zone at a time to see exactly what's happening — heads that won't pop up, a geyser from a cracked line, a zone that's gone dead, or dry patches where the coverage falls short. Then we fix it: replace broken or clogged heads, repair leaks and cracked lateral lines, free up stuck valves, and adjust spray patterns so water lands on the lawn instead of the driveway.

Common Problems We Fix

Most calls come down to a handful of culprits:

• Broken or crushed heads — mower damage, foot traffic, or age
• Leaks and cracked lines — a soggy spot that never dries out
• Dead zones — a whole section that stopped running
• Clogged or misaligned heads — watering the sidewalk, not the grass
• Stuck or failed valves — zones that won't shut off or won't start

Controller & Timer Help

We'll also set or troubleshoot your controller so each zone runs the right length at the right time of day — early morning is best in Georgia heat, when less water is lost to evaporation. If the timer is the problem and not the pipes, we'll tell you that straight.

When to Call

If you're seeing dry brown patches next to green ones, water pooling in the yard, a spike in your water bill, or heads that won't pop up, your system needs a look. We handle irrigation repair across Newton, Walton, Rockdale, and Gwinnett counties — Covington, Oxford, Conyers, Monroe, and the surrounding towns.