Dead zones, broken heads, leaks and controllers that will not behave. We service and repair existing sprinkler systems across North Central Massachusetts.
Serving Lunenburg, Leominster, Fitchburg, Townsend, Shirley, Lancaster, Sterling, Westminster, Ashby, Ayer, Groton, Harvard, Bolton, Princeton, Ashburnham and Gardner.
Most calls come down to the same handful of problems: a zone that quit, a head spraying the driveway instead of the lawn, a wet patch that never dries out, or a controller nobody can make sense of. We diagnose the actual cause rather than replacing parts until something works.
We do not install new irrigation systems. What we do is keep existing ones running, which means when we come out there is no incentive to talk you into a bigger job than you need. If a repair is not worth doing on an old system, we will tell you that too.
A zone that stops working can be a bad solenoid, a broken wire, a stuck valve, a clogged filter or a pressure problem somewhere else in the system entirely. Swapping a valve because the valve is the easy part to reach fixes nothing and costs you money.
We trace it properly. That usually takes longer at the start and saves a second visit later.
Shrubs grow into spray patterns. New beds get cut where lawn used to be. A patio goes in and suddenly two heads are watering pavers. Systems that worked perfectly five years ago often need nothing more than repositioning and adjustment to work properly again.
Water pressure off a town line behaves differently than off a well, and it varies street to street around here. Knowing what normal pressure looks like on a given road makes it much faster to spot when a problem is the system versus the supply.
Free written estimates, most back within 48 hours. You'll talk directly to the person who does the work.