We test every zone after repairs, so you see coverage working before the crew packs up.
Layouts get updated for the yard you have now, not the sod rectangle the builder planned.
Matched nozzles and pressure fixes cut dry spots and puddles at the same time.
Most repairs are priced by the part and the time to dig and replace it. A few broken heads is a quick visit, while cracked mainlines or failing valves take longer. We show you the list before starting, so you can decide what to fix now.
Shallow pipes, bargain heads, and backfill that keeps settling all shorten the life of new construction systems. Many Peyton homes need their first real repair within a few years of closing.
New patios, beds, and xeriscape conversions change what needs watering. Capping, moving, and adding heads keeps the system matched to the landscape.
Mixing nozzle types on one zone makes some areas soggy and others dry. Matched precipitation nozzles even that out and shorten run times.
Repairs often lead to moving heads for a new patio or drip for converted beds. See our Peyton irrigation and drainage services.
We run each zone, flag broken heads, leaks, and coverage gaps, and give you a repair list with prices.
Our crew replaces heads and nozzles, fixes lines and valves, and caps or adds heads where the yard has changed.
We retest every zone, adjust arcs and run times, and walk you through the changes.
