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Is your sprinkler system not turning on?
Is your drip system not turning off?
Are your sprinklers coming on at the wrong time, or not coming on at all? Here’s what we hear most from Gainesville homeowners.
Zone won’t turn on
A section of your lawn stays bone dry no matter what the schedule says.
Drip system won’t shut off
Water keeps running long after the cycle should have ended.
Coming on at the wrong time
Sprinklers firing at noon, mid-storm, or any time but when you set them.
Not coming on at all
The whole system stays silent — controller, valves, or power issue.
Recent Sprinkler Repairs Around Gainesville
How a repair visit works
Three Steps, One visit
Diagnose
Are your sprinklers coming on at the wrong time, or not coming on at all? Here’s what we hear most from Gainesville homeowners.
Repair
Valves, controllers, or pipe sections are fixed or replaced on the spot.
Verify & Guarantee
We run the system again to confirm the fix, backed by our no-risk guarantee.
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Frequently Asked Questions
A zone that stays silent is usually a stuck or failed valve, a wiring break between the controller and the valve, or a clogged solenoid. A technician traces the zone wire and tests the valve directly to isolate which one it is.
Common signs are a zone that won’t shut off, water pooling at the valve box, a hissing sound underground, or a zone that never activates on schedule.
A geyser is almost always a cracked or separated pipe fitting underground, often from tree roots, freeze damage, or a mower impact. It needs to be dug up and rejoined at the break point.
Yes — our technicians work on the major residential controller brands, including Rain Bird ESP series controllers, and can reprogram, rewire, or replace a faulty control box.
