running reliably all season longProfessional sprinkler repair, maintenance and seasonal irrigation service for Sterling Heights homeowners.
We troubleshoot your irrigation system to identify the problem and recommend practical repairs that keep it working properly.
Troubleshooting and repair for broken heads, leaking lines, low pressure, wiring problems and zones that aren't working properly.
Professional compressed-air blowouts to help protect your irrigation system from Michigan's freezing temperatures.
Schedule sprinkler service online or call us today.
From troubleshooting difficult irrigation problems to seasonal maintenance, we focus on practical solutions that keep your sprinkler system working properly.
We diagnose sprinkler problems before making repairs, helping identify the real cause instead of simply replacing parts.
We diagnose low pressure, poor coverage, leaking zones, wiring problems and systems that aren't working properly.
Better coverage and properly adjusted sprinklers help keep your lawn healthy without wasting water.
Upgrade your irrigation system with convenient Wi-Fi control and smarter watering schedules.
We focus on finding the cause of irrigation problems and making practical repairs that keep your sprinkler system operating properly.
We use proven repair methods and dependable irrigation components to help keep your system working reliably.
Schedule select sprinkler services online and choose an appointment that works for you.
Get your sprinkler system ready for the season with startup, inspection and system testing.
Leaking valve, zone won't shut off, or can't find the valve? We diagnose, locate and repair underground sprinkler valves.
A persistent wet area can be caused by a leaking sprinkler valve, damaged underground pipe, cracked fitting or a low sprinkler head that continues to drain after the system shuts off. If the area stays wet for hours or days, the system should be checked for a leak.
A zone that continues running is often caused by a sprinkler valve that is stuck open, has debris inside it or has a damaged diaphragm or solenoid. Turning off the irrigation water supply can stop the water until the valve can be diagnosed and repaired.
If one zone isn't working while the others operate normally, the problem may be a faulty valve, solenoid, wiring connection or controller issue. The valve may also need to be located underground before it can be tested and repaired.
Dry areas are commonly caused by broken or clogged sprinkler heads, poor head adjustment, blocked spray patterns, low pressure or sprinklers spaced too far apart. Checking the coverage pattern usually helps identify what's causing the problem.
A small amount of drainage immediately after watering can be normal, especially at the lowest sprinkler head in a zone. Water that continues flowing may indicate a leaking irrigation valve that isn't closing completely.
