Are you putting off repairs?

Putting off repairing or replacing broken or damaged sprinklers isn't wise. It could lead to further damage to the system and more costly repairs down the road. Depending on the type of sprinkler head you have, there are a few ways to go about repairing it.

If your sprinkler head is broken but still in good condition, we can replace just the nozzle. If the entire sprinkler head is damaged or missing, then we will need to install a new one.

Save Money by fixing or replacing sprinklers...

Broken sprinkler heads are not only wasteful, but they can also cause stress to your lawn. Over-watering sections can lead to root rot and other diseases, so it's important to get any broken heads fixed as soon as possible. A gushing sprinkler can also cause a reduction in water pressure, robbing performance from other sprinklers on that zone.

There are several types of sprinkler heads on the market, so it's important to select the right one for your needs. Fixed-arc or rotary sprinklers have a spinning disc that throws water in a fixed pattern. These are best used for larger areas and can be mounted low to the ground or high on a pole. Impulse sprinklers use a single jet of water to break free and spray in all directions. They are good for small areas and work well near walls or fences.

Spray head sprinklers distribute water through many tiny holes and are best for covering large areas evenly with low pressure. Lastly, rotor sprinklers have multiple rotating arms that shoot water out in all directions. They're ideal for medium to large areas and come in different spraying patterns, call us for more details. 727-809-0596