Sprinkler Repair
Trace a dry patch, a geyser or a soaked strip back to the part that failed, then set the zone right for Peoria hours.
Pick the work that matches what you see in the yard, from a single broken head to a new system.
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Trace a dry patch, a geyser or a soaked strip back to the part that failed, then set the zone right for Peoria hours.
Lay out, repair or extend drip lines so each desert tree and shrub gets slow, deep water at its own roots.
Plan and build a new or replacement system zoned around the plants, the slope and the water supply on the lot.
Get a timer that skips zones, runs at the wrong hour or will not run at all back on a schedule that fits Peoria.
Fix a zone valve that will not open, will not close, or weeps into its box between cycles.
Replace broken, sunken or mismatched heads and nozzles so each zone throws an even pattern and stays off the pavement.
Find the hidden leak behind a green streak, a bubbling lawn or a water bill that keeps climbing.
Walk every zone, fix the small faults and reset the controller for the Peoria season ahead.
Install and set up a weather-aware controller, and line it up with the City of Peoria rebate rules where they apply.
Locate and repair cracked laterals and broken mainline pipe without tearing up more of the yard than needed.
Add a valve and zone, or extend one, when new plants or a converted lawn outgrow the system.
Arrange testing, rebuilding or replacement of the backflow assembly that protects the drinking water supply.
Measure how each zone really waters, then fix the losses before changing the schedule or buying equipment.
Not sure which one you need?
Describe the symptom and the station number, even if you are not sure which part has failed.
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