Curved paver path running between planted gravel beds alongside a home

Sprinkler repair

Almost every call is a wet patch, a dry patch, or a bill that jumped for no obvious reason. All three usually trace back to a few heads, a cracked lateral, or a controller still running a schedule from three summers ago.

Broken head, valve and lateral line repairs
Coverage adjustments so you stop watering the sidewalk
Controller programming set to the season, not left on one schedule year round
Drip line repair and extension into planted beds
New zones added when a yard has been extended

Sprinkler blowout and spring start up

In this climate a system that does not get blown out before the first hard freeze is a system that splits. We handle the fall blowout and the spring start up, and we remind you rather than waiting for you to remember.

Questions we get asked

When should the blowout happen?

Before the first hard freeze, which around Reno usually means late October into November. Book early. The last two weeks of the season fill up every year.

My water bill jumped. Is that a leak?

Often, and often underground where you would never see it. A pressure check across the zones usually finds it quickly.

Can you work on a system you did not install?

Yes.

Sprinkler Repair and Irrigation in Reno