Three Steps. One Visit. Done.
Every Residential Irrigation Repair
We only do repairs. Every technician has seen your exact problem before and fixed it.
Sprinkler Head Repair
Broken, clogged, or misaligned heads fixed or replaced. All brands stocked on every truck.
Valve & Solenoid Repair
Zones that won't open or won't close. We diagnose and replace failed valve components on the spot.
Timer & Controller Repair
Dead display, lost programming, wrong schedule. We fix or replace controllers of every make.
Underground Leak Detection
Pinpoint leaks without tearing up your yard. Specialized equipment, precise location, clean repair.
Wire Fault Finding
The most misdiagnosed problem in irrigation. We have the tools to find it when others give up.
Pump & Shallow Well Service
Pressure loss, priming problems, motor faults. We go all the way back to the water source.
System Inspection & Tune-Up
Full zone-by-zone review, coverage evaluation, schedule programming. One visit, done right.
Annual Maintenance Plan
Two visits per year, priority scheduling, discounted parts. Set it and forget it.
52 Years. One Focus. Your Lawn.
Central Florida, Within 45 Minutes
We serve residential customers throughout the Orlando metro. If you're within 45 minutes, we can be there.
Sprinkler Questions, Straight Answers
Why won't my sprinklers turn on?
The most common causes are a wiring fault, a failed valve solenoid, a tripped rain sensor, or a controller that lost its programming after a power outage. Only one of these requires a new timer. We diagnose the actual cause before recommending any parts.
Why is one zone not working?
Almost always a failed solenoid or a wire break between the controller and that valve. Both look identical from the outside. We use a wire fault locator to find breaks without digging up the yard.
Why is my water bill suddenly higher?
An underground line leak or a valve stuck in the open position can waste thousands of gallons before you see any wet ground. We locate the source and fix it, not just the symptom.
Why are there brown patches even though the system runs?
Brown patches with a running system almost always mean a clogged or broken head, not a watering schedule problem. One failed head can leave a dry spot 10 feet wide. We find it and fix it in a single visit.
We have served over 25,000 Central Florida homeowners since 1972. If we have worked on your system, we would be grateful for a Google review. It helps your neighbors find us.
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