Sprinkler System Repair
Leaks, dead zones, broken heads and valves that won't shut off
Most sprinkler problems show up as a symptom somewhere else: a soggy patch that never dries, a brown strip along the driveway, a water bill that jumped, or a zone that runs when the controller says it shouldn't. We trace it back to the cause — a cracked lateral line, a head knocked off by a mower, a valve diaphragm that has stopped sealing, a solenoid or a wire splice that has failed underground — and fix that, not just the part you can see. Old valve manifolds are a common culprit around the East Bay, where many systems are twenty or thirty years old; when a manifold is past saving, we rebuild it with new valves, clean PVC and proper unions so the next repair is a quick one. You get a straight answer on repair versus replacement before any digging starts.