Irrigation problems show up as dead zones, soggy areas, visible leaks, or heads that don't retract. We diagnose each symptom to its actual cause — whether that's a solenoid valve, a cracked lateral line, a broken head body, or a controller malfunction — and repair at the source.
The most common causes in order: a wiring fault between the controller and the valve, a failed solenoid on the zone valve, or a blown fuse or burned terminal at the controller. We test controller output first, then the wire run, then the solenoid — narrowing it down without replacing parts that don't need it.
A weeping solenoid or worn valve diaphragm allows a slow trickle even when the valve is supposed to be closed. It's a straightforward valve repair — we replace the solenoid or the diaphragm seal rather than the full valve body in most cases.
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