Sprinkler System Repair in Baton Rouge

Sprinkler System Repair in Baton Rouge

A broken head, a valve that will not close, a zone that never comes on. Small problems that waste water every day and brown out a lawn in a week of July heat. We repair sprinkler systems of any brand across Baton Rouge and Livingston Parish, under Louisiana irrigation contractor license IC #0866, and we tell you the price before the work starts.

Common Sprinkler Issues We Repair

• Heads that are cracked, buried, tilted or spraying the sidewalk.
• Valves that stick open and run all night, or stick closed and leave a zone dry.
• Wires cut by another contractor, a fence post or a shovel.
• Controllers that lost their program or never had one that fit the yard.
• Low pressure from a leak underground, a clogged filter or too many heads on one zone.
• Backflow devices that fail, freeze or need annual testing.

Signs You Need Sprinkler System Repair

Watch the lawn, not the controller. A green yard with one brown stripe is a head problem. A soggy corner that never dries is a stuck valve or an underground leak. A water bill that jumped with no change in habits means something is running when it should not. If the system will not shut off at all, close the main valve and call us the same day.

How a Repair Visit Works

1. We run every zone and watch each head, so we find the problems you did not call about too.
2. We tell you what we found and what it costs to fix before we touch anything.
3. Most repairs are done on that visit. Heads, valves, wiring and controllers are on the truck.
4. We set the controller for the season before we leave.

Repair or Replace

Most systems are worth repairing. An older system with a tired controller and a few bad heads usually comes back to life for far less than a new one. When the pipe itself is failing in several places, or the design never covered the yard, we will tell you that plainly and quote a redesign instead of patching a system that will keep calling you back.

Why the Small Job Matters to Us

A lot of our largest projects began with a sprinkler repair. The homeowner watched how the crew worked, asked about the wet corner of the yard, and a year later we were doing the drainage and the beds. We treat the first repair the way we treat a renovation, because it usually is the start of one.