Irrigation questions, answered

Every yard is different, so we don't guess over the phone. We come out, find the actual cause, and give you the options in writing — usually more than one, so you can decide. You'll know what it costs before we start, and there's no obligation to book. Call or text (928) 530-7443.

Three signs show up again and again: a soggy or strangely green patch that stays wet when nothing has run, a water bill that climbs without a change in your schedule, and a station that suddenly loses pressure. Any one of those is worth checking — water you're paying for and never seeing.

Help checking your sprinklers

It's usually one of three things: the clock isn't sending the station a signal, the wire between the clock and the box out in the yard has a break, or the valve itself has failed. We test them in order, so you only pay to fix the one that's actually broken.

Help checking your sprinklers

We don't repair clocks — we replace them. Once a clock stops holding its schedule, especially after a power blip, repairing it just buys you a few weeks before the same thing happens. We'll match what you have, explain the replacement, and set the new schedule for your yard before we leave.

Find your clock

Yes. We trace the line and find the section that's actually failing, so we open the smallest area possible. You'll see pictures of what we found as we go.

Not necessarily — a lot of homeowners aren't. What helps is access to the clock, the box out in the yard, and a working water supply. We send updates and pictures as the job moves along so you're never guessing.

We keep our schedule tight and we show up when we say we will. Call or text (928) 530-7443 and we'll tell you honestly what the next opening looks like — we won't promise a time we can't keep.

Yes — we don't offer free estimates. There's a fee to come out and evaluate the whole system, and if you hire us for the work, that fee is applied to the job. You're not obligated to book anything. And if we look at it and the honest answer is that you don't need us yet, we'll tell you that too. Call or text (928) 530-7443 for the details.

That's your backflow assembly. It keeps water from your irrigation system from ever flowing backwards into your household water. Arizona rules require it to be tested on a schedule, and the report has to be filed. We handle the testing and the required reporting so it doesn't become your problem. If you've had a notice in the mail about it, that's the one they mean.

Replace it. This is the one place we're firm. Older clocks stop holding their schedule reliably, and a clock that waters at the wrong times costs you more in water than a replacement costs. Bring us a picture of yours and we'll tell you what it is and what it takes to swap it.

Find your clock

We do — it comes up constantly in Surprise. We know how to keep your watering efficient and your lawn presentable within what your HOA expects. If you're not sure what you're allowed to change, ask us and we'll tell you what we've seen in your community.

The most common reason is a schedule that never got adjusted. When the seasons shift, the schedule that was right in July keeps running and overshoots. Shorter run times and fewer days per week usually fix it — and if the clock won't hold the new schedule, that's a replacement, not a repair.

Help checking your sprinklers

Both. Sprinklers, drip lines, valves, clocks, the thing on the side of the house, and the landscaping they feed. We also do self-install tree and sod options — details are on our products page.

See our products

Yes, and we've been working Arizona yards for decades. We're Hunter Certified Experts and we use genuine parts, because a repair that fails next season isn't a repair.

Surprise is home, and we work throughout the northwest Valley. Call or text (928) 530-7443 and we'll tell you straight away whether we cover your address.