Sacramento's temperature swings and soil movement wreak havoc on irrigation systems. We specialize in diagnosing and repairing the issues unique to our area—from cracked PVC in expanding clay to sun-damaged valves in 110°F heat.
Our mobile crews carry parts for quick fixes to minimize water waste, including Sacramento-specific solutions like reinforced swing joints for unstable soil. For older Midtown systems, we identify outdated spray heads that violate current water regulations.
Repairs include a full system evaluation with digital pressure testing and a detailed report showing potential future failure points—particularly important for historic homes with aging infrastructure.
Our mobile crews carry parts for quick fixes to minimize water waste, including Sacramento-specific solutions like reinforced swing joints for unstable soil. For older Midtown systems, we identify outdated spray heads that violate current water regulations.
Repairs include a full system evaluation with digital pressure testing and a detailed report showing potential future failure points—particularly important for historic homes with aging infrastructure.
Our Process
- 01 Step 1: Digital pressure testing at all zones
- 02 Step 2: Inspection of heads, valves, and pipes for heat/soil damage
- 03 Step 3: Repair with UV-resistant and soil-movement tolerant components
- 04 Step 4: Adjustment for current Sacramento watering restrictions
Benefits
- Same-day service for critical leaks
- Extended warranty on all repair parts
- Compliance documentation for water district audits
- Prevents costly water bills from undetected leaks
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does my system lose pressure every summer?
Sacramento's peak water demand often lowers municipal pressure. We install booster pumps or redesign zones to compensate.
How often should older systems be inspected?
For pre-1990s systems common in East Sac, we recommend biannual checks—before summer and after winter rains.