Water reaches your lawn through a chain of parts, and sprinkler system maintenance covers all of them, from the backflow device to the heads in each zone. Running each zone under full pressure is how we find faults on a lawn sprinkler service, because most problems appear only when water is moving. Scheduling sprinkler maintenance near you in spring means we reach those faults before the lawn depends on the system. Here is what we check and correct on a standard visit:

• Sprinkler system inspection comes first, and we run every zone to see whether each head rises fully or sits blocked.
• Heads clipped by a mower are the fault we see most often, and broken sprinkler head repair restores the spray pattern.
• Soft ground usually points to a split line, and sprinkler leak repair replaces the damaged fitting rather than sealing over it.
• When a zone refuses to shut off or open at all, sprinkler valve repair addresses the diaphragm or solenoid behind it.
• Irrigation backflow testing confirms the device on your supply line still holds, which keeps lawn water out of the house.
• Sprinkler winterization is booked separately in fall, and notes from this visit tell us what to clear first.

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