We diagnose before we dig
Symptoms can be misleading. A dry spot might be a clogged nozzle, the wrong head, low pressure, or a cracked line. We test the system and identify the real cause so the repair actually holds.
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Sprinkler Repair in Highland and Utah County
Broken head, geyser in the lawn, a zone that will not shut off, or a dry patch that never gets water — call us and we will find the cause and fix it.
What We Handle
Sprinkler Repair, start to finish
- Sprinkler diagnostics and repairs
- Broken sprinkler heads, valves and pipes
- Leaks and damaged sprinkler lines
- Water pressure and coverage problems
- Dry spots and overwatered areas
- Sprinkler system modifications
- Adding, separating or redesigning zones
- Water-efficient irrigation upgrades
- Seasonal sprinkler turn-ons
- Sprinkler winterization and blowouts
Quick local response
We are based in Highland and work throughout Utah County, so we can usually get to sprinkler problems quickly — which matters when water is running or a lawn is drying out.
Turn-ons and winterization
We handle spring start-ups, adjusting and testing every zone, and fall blowouts to get water out of the lines before freezing weather.
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FAQ
Questions about sprinkler repair
How fast can you come out for a sprinkler repair?
We respond as quickly as we can during business hours — Monday through Friday 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM and Saturday 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM. Call 385-281-8824 and we will let you know our soonest opening.
Can you fix a system you did not install?
Yes. Most of our sprinkler repairs are on existing systems installed by someone else.
Do you do sprinkler blowouts before winter?
Yes, we winterize residential and commercial irrigation systems each fall.
Need sprinkler repair?
Tell our Highland-based crew what is happening at your property and we will get back to you quickly during business hours.