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When should I call a professional?
Some sprinkler fixes are easy to do yourself. Others can flood a yard, waste hundreds of gallons, or damage the system. Here's how to tell the difference.
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You can handle these
Usually safe to do yourself
- Changing run times and watering days on your controller
- Turning on the controller's rain or off setting
- Replacing the battery in your controller
- Rinsing a clogged nozzle
- Trimming grass away from a spray head
Time to call a pro
Call or text us if you see any of these
- Water will not shut off
- A zone will not turn on
- Several heads suddenly have low pressure
- Water is bubbling up from the ground
- A valve keeps leaking
- The controller shows an error or electrical message
- The controller says a zone is running, but no water comes out
- The irrigation pump will not start
- The system keeps losing pressure
- Sprinklers are watering the street or driveway instead of the lawn
- Dry areas remain even though the system is running
- Several heads keep breaking or sinking
- You need wiring traced or a buried valve found
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