Sprinkler System Repair

How Do You Know Your Sprinkler System Needs Repair?

Sprinkler problems aren’t always obvious until they affect your lawn’s health or your monthly bill. Catching issues early can save you from bigger repairs down the road.

Watch for these common signs:

• Uneven watering across zones: May signal clogs, broken heads, or valve problems
• Soggy spots or pooling water: Often caused by hidden pipe leaks underground
• High water bills without added use: A slow leak or misfiring timer could be to blame
• Sprinkler heads not popping up: Could mean poor water pressure or faulty nozzles
• Timer or controller glitches: Incorrect settings or wiring issues can throw the whole system off

When Is Full Sprinkler System Replacement the Better Option?

Sometimes, repairs just aren’t enough. If your system is more than 15 years old, needs frequent fixes, or was installed improperly from the start, replacement may be more cost-effective in the long run. Corroded pipes, outdated controllers, and inefficient spray patterns can waste water and limit coverage.

A new system offers the latest in water-saving technology, zone customization, and smart scheduling. It can also increase your property’s value and reduce monthly utility costs.

Hill Country Pristine LLC: Performing Irrigation System Repairs With Care

We approach sprinkler repairs with attention to detail, top-tier tools, and the experience to do the job right. Every repair project begins with a clear diagnosis and ends with fully tested results.

To make sure your system is working like new, we:

• Inspect all zones for proper coverage
• Check for clogged or cracked sprinkler heads
• Verify water pressure throughout the system
• Locate and repair underground pipe leaks
• Replace damaged valves, solenoids, or timers
• Reprogram irrigation controllers for accuracy
• Adjust spray angles to avoid runoff or overspray
• Test every component before finishing the job

Is Sprinkler Repair Possible Without Digging up the Lawn?

Many sprinkler repairs can be completed with little or no disruption to your landscaping. Most modern systems are built with repair access in mind. Sprinkler pipes are typically located just a few inches below the surface, making minor excavations quick and manageable. Using specialized tools and moisture sensors, we can locate and fix most issues—like leaks, clogs, or broken heads—without a full-scale dig.

That said, complex pipe damage or widespread root intrusion may require more involved work. In those cases, we’ll talk you through the plan before we lift a single blade of grass. Our goal is always to keep your yard looking its best.