Irrigation
Irrigation Servicing & Repair in San Diego, CA
Leaks, broken valves, dead zones, and systems nobody's touched in years — diagnosed and fixed by a crew that installs irrigation systems for a living, not just patches them.
Signs You Need Irrigation Help
If you're seeing any of this, it's worth a call
Uneven or missing coverage
Brown patches next to soaked spots usually mean a broken head, a clogged drip line, or zoning that was never right in the first place.
A water bill that jumped
A sudden spike often points to a leak underground or a valve stuck open — sometimes invisible until you check the meter.
A controller you've given up on
Confusing programming, a dead backup battery, or a system you've resorted to running manually — we'll reset it or replace it with something simple.
Standing water or soggy spots
Pooling near heads or along a line usually means a break or a bad connection below the surface.
A system that's sat unused for years
Old drip lines and valves that haven't run in a while almost always need inspection before they're safe to switch back on.
Heads that don't pop up, or won't stop running
Stuck valves, debris in the line, or wiring issues at the controller are the usual culprits — all fixable in a single visit in most cases.
Real Example
Six years off, running again in a day
One of our favorite repair jobs: a homeowner in San Diego had an existing drip line system that hadn't been used in over six years, with multiple known leaks and lines that had shifted around on a canyon slope. We inspected every zone, replaced the failed junctions, re-laid and re-staked the lines properly, and had the whole system tested and running correctly in under a day.
That's the standard we hold every repair call to — not a quick patch, but a system that actually works when we leave.
What We Service
Irrigation servicing, start to finish
Leak detection & repair
Above and below ground leaks tracked down and fixed at the source, not just capped.
Valve & wiring repair
Stuck, leaking, or unresponsive valves diagnosed and replaced, including wiring faults back to the controller.
Head & nozzle replacement
Broken, sunken, or misaligned heads swapped and re-adjusted for full, even coverage.
Drip line repair
Damaged, clogged, or shifted drip lines cleared, reconnected, and re-staked.
Controller reprogramming
Confusing or outdated timers reset, reprogrammed, or upgraded to a smart controller.
Seasonal check-ups
A full-system walkthrough to catch small issues before they become expensive ones.
"I had an existing drip line system that hadn't been used for over six years — several leaks and breaks, lines shifted all over. Ethan completed the project in less than a full day. All leaks addressed, junctions replaced, lines laid out properly and staked. This turned out better than I expected. Confident and highly proficient. I give him 5 stars and 2 thumbs up!"
FAQ
Irrigation help — common questions
My sprinklers are barely dripping — what's wrong?
Usually a stuck or failed valve, a line break, or a clogged filter. We can typically diagnose and repair it the same visit.
Why is part of my yard soaked and part dry?
Almost always a coverage or zoning issue — a broken head, clogged drip line, or zoning that never matched your plants' needs. We fix the zoning, not just the symptom.
Can you service a system that's sat unused for years?
Yes — this is one of our most common repair calls. We inspect every zone, replace failed parts, and get it running correctly again.
How fast can you come out?
In most cases, within the same week. Reach out with what's going on and we'll give you a realistic timeline.
Something wrong with your irrigation?
Tell us what you're seeing and we'll get you a repair estimate — usually within the week.