Your sprinkler system is getting older. Does that mean you need to replace the whole thing? Usually, the useful question is which parts still work well. Heads, valves, pipes, wiring, and controllers don’t all wear out together.
Age tells only part of the story
How the system was installed and maintained matters. So do freezing, pressure, and ground movement. Tell us its age if you know it, but we’ll look at how it runs and the condition of the parts before talking about replacement.
When does a repair make more sense?
If one head is broken and the rest of the zone works, a focused repair may be enough. Frequent pipe breaks, worn parts throughout the yard, or a layout that no longer fits your landscaping deserve a broader look. Ask us what each proposed replacement will solve.
Give the system a regular once-over
- Inspect operation during the growing season.
- Repair leaks and correct poor coverage.
- Adjust schedules for weather and plant needs.
- Prepare the equipment for freezing conditions.
There isn’t a reliable replacement date that fits every yard. These guides explain the maintenance worth paying attention to: system inspections, winterization, and manufacturer shutdown guidance.
Call (385) 226-5764 or text us. Tell us what’s failing, arrange an inspection, and compare the repair options before you decide.