Zone valves that stick open, won't open at all, or leak around the bonnet need replacement — not just cleaning. We replace solenoid valves, manual valves, and ball valves throughout the irrigation system and make sure each new valve is properly seated, wired, and tested before we leave.
Often yes — if the valve body and diaphragm are in good condition, replacing only the solenoid is significantly less expensive than a full valve swap. We test the diaphragm before recommending which approach makes sense.
Solenoid valves are designed to operate in wet conditions, so temporary flooding usually doesn't damage them. If the box has standing water year-round from poor drainage, the wiring connections can corrode over time. We check the splice connectors and re-waterproof them as part of any valve service in a wet box.
Need valve replacement handled? Request your free estimate today and let's get it off your list.
