Drip Irrigation Repair

What This Service Involves

Drip systems are ideal for Western Washington's mixed planting beds, but fine emitters clog with our mineral-rich water and lines get nicked during seasonal mulching and weeding. We trace the tubing to find breaks, chewed sections, and blocked emitters, then flush the lines and replace failed components. Because drip runs at low pressure, a single unnoticed leak can starve plants downstream, so we verify uniform output across the whole run. We can also add or reposition emitters as your plantings mature.

Benefits

Precise, low-waste watering for beds and shrubs; Clears clogs from mineral-heavy PNW water; Fixes cuts from weeding, mulching, and pests; Restores even flow to downstream plants; Extends system life with proper flushing

Our Process

1) Inspect tubing, emitters, and filters for faults; 2) Flush lines to clear mineral and debris clogs; 3) Repair cuts and replace failed emitters; 4) Reposition emitters for mature plantings; 5) Pressure-check for uniform output

What Affects the Cost

Length and complexity of drip runs; Number of emitters and fittings replaced; Filter and pressure-regulator condition; Accessibility under mulch and dense plantings; Any redesign of emitter layout

Best Time of Year

Repair in spring as beds are planted and again mid-summer when dry weather exposes weak-flowing emitters.