Frequently Asked Questions

Commercial sprinkler repair involves diagnosing and addressing issues within your sprinkler system to ensure proper function and water distribution. Regular maintenance and timely repairs are essential to prevent water waste, protect your landscaping investment, and maintain an appealing, professional property appearance.

We recommend scheduling sprinkler system maintenance at least twice a year—once before the irrigation season begins and once after it ends. Routine maintenance ensures your system is functioning efficiently and extends the lifespan of your sprinklers.

Look out for warning signs such as:

• Uneven water distribution or dry patches
• Puddling or excessive runoff around sprinkler heads
• Sprinkler heads not popping up or retracting properly
• Higher-than-usual water bills

If you notice these issues, it may be time to contact a professional for commercial sprinkler repair.

Yes! We understand that sprinkler system issues can arise unexpectedly and disrupt your operations. Our emergency sprinkler services are designed to address urgent problems quickly and minimize downtime for your property.

Absolutely. If your sprinkler system is outdated, we can assess its condition and suggest upgrades, including more efficient water-saving technology, such as smart controllers or drip irrigation options, to bring your system up to date.

Our maintenance plans typically include:

• Inspecting and cleaning sprinkler heads
• Adjusting spray patterns for optimized coverage
• Checking for leaks or damaged components
• Testing and adjusting system pressure
• Seasonal adjustments to ensure proper functionality

Preventative maintenance is the best way to avoid expensive repairs. Regularly inspect your system, address minor issues promptly, and invest in a professional sprinkler maintenance plan to catch potential problems early.

This often depends on the lease agreement. Typically, property managers, facility directors, or business owners oversee sprinkler system maintenance and repair services. It's essential to clarify this responsibility with all involved parties.