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Replacement of broken, worn, or mismatched sprinkler heads to restore even, efficient coverage.
Sprinkler heads take a beating from mowers, foot traffic, and age – and a single broken or worn head can leave dry patches or waste water. We replace damaged heads with the correct type and nozzle for each zone, adjust spray patterns and arcs for even coverage, and make sure heads pop up and retract properly. Matching heads and nozzles within a zone is key to uniform watering, so the whole area gets the same amount rather than some spots flooding while others go dry.
Restores even, efficient coverage; Correct head and nozzle for each zone; Adjusted spray patterns and arcs; Eliminates dry patches and waste; Proper pop-up and retraction
1) Identify broken and worn heads; 2) Match correct head and nozzle type; 3) Replace heads and set spray arcs; 4) Adjust for even, matched coverage; 5) Run and verify each zone
Number of heads; Head and nozzle types; Access and digging; Zone adjustments
Done spring through fall while the system is running.