We plan each move carefully so coverage stays even across the zone.
We use quality fittings and heads that match your existing system.
Head relocation is quick, with minimal digging and disruption.
New patios and walkways often leave heads buried, blocked, or spraying pavers. Relocating them keeps water on plants, not stone.
Heads right at the edge of driveways and walks get hit by plows and shovels every winter. Moving them a little farther back saves repair costs.
For beds and xeriscapes, capping spray heads and adding drip irrigation installation is often better than relocating.
If your whole layout needs rethinking, our sprinkler repair and modification service can rezone the system.
Heads that spray siding, windows, or foundations can cause stains and moisture problems over time. We adjust or relocate them so water stays on plants and lawn. It’s also a good time to swap old, misty heads for efficient nozzles that throw larger drops, which hold up better in Monument’s wind and waste less water to drift.
See all of our irrigation and drainage services on our Monument irrigation, drainage, and water management page.
We review your new layout and plan where heads should go or be capped.
Our crew moves lines and heads with minimal trenching, and caps unused heads.
We test each zone and adjust spray patterns for even coverage.
