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Reliability-First Irrigation

Irrigation Service That Solves Root Causes

Most repeat sprinkler problems are not random failures. They usually track back to pressure behavior, coverage mismatch, valve/wiring faults, or controller drift left unresolved.

We run service as diagnostics-first, then prioritize upgrades by ROI. That keeps repairs predictable, reduces water waste, and makes future visits faster.

Zone-by-zone run tests Water discipline (pressure + flow) Practical fixes, prioritized Service notes for the next visit
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Service pages: Start-Up & Inspection • Tune-Up & Repair Visit • Winterization • Upgrades • Smart irrigation • Service Plans • SRMS™ • Service Areas

Quick Answer: What usually causes repeat irrigation failures?

Pressure and distribution issues are the common driver. When pressure discipline, zone balance, and controller assumptions are corrected together, repeat callbacks and water waste drop significantly.

Symptom Repair vs. Root-Cause Irrigation Service

Comparison of symptom-only sprinkler repairs and root-cause irrigation service workflow.
Symptom Repair Root-Cause Service
Replace visible broken part only Run-test zones and confirm pressure/flow behavior
Ignore coverage mismatch and drift Rebalance coverage and tune practical runtimes
Keep high-pressure stress in system Apply PRV strategy where pressure is excessive
No service notes for next visit Document findings for consistent follow-through
Higher chance of repeat callbacks More predictable in-season reliability

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Built for reliability

Most repeat problems come down to a few root causes: leaks, coverage issues, valve symptoms, wiring faults, and unmanaged pressure. Our process is built to find the driver and fix it cleanly.

Outcome

Fewer surprises

We focus on repeat-failure drivers: leaks, coverage problems, valve symptoms, wiring issues, and pressure that shortens system life.

Method

Service-first diagnostics

We verify zones in the real world, document findings, and prioritize fixes so repairs stay predictable—not a guessing game.

Standard

Water discipline

When source pressure is excessive, we recommend a PRV path so irrigation operates in a regulated, maintainable range.

See PRV guide → • 1" PRV down-leg standard →

Pressure regulation is the first step in water savings. It is the industry baseline for efficiency. In the field, we verify pressure under flow, regulate to a safe range, then tune coverage. The ROI is real: less misting and runoff, fewer repeat repairs, and longer component life.

How service works

  • 1

    Inspect + diagnose

    We confirm access, run-test zones when safe, and identify the driver: leaks, coverage, valves, wiring, controller drift, or pressure/flow constraints.

  • 2

    Scope the clean fix

    We prioritize the highest-ROI path: stop active waste/damage, restore predictable coverage, and recommend upgrades only where they reduce repeat problems.

  • 3

    Repair + verify

    We complete the approved repairs, then verify performance zone-by-zone and document what matters for follow-up.

  • 4

    Maintain + protect

    Service Plans reduce mid-season surprises; SRMS adds connectivity and (when supported) abnormal-flow protection to shorten time-to-fix.

Irrigation Services (Residential • HOA • Commercial)

What we do

Seasonal care and repairs built around reliability and water discipline. If you’re not sure what you need, start with a start-up/inspection or book a tune-up and we’ll prioritize next steps.

Drip & micro-drip upgrades: Ideal for beds, planters, and “no overspray” areas (water-saving + clean results). These upgrades also create clear, serviceable hardware we can maintain over time.
Drip conversions Micro-drip for containers Filter + regulator guide

Fast help

Most irrigation problems are leaks, coverage issues, valve symptoms, excessive source pressure, or controller/program drift.

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Sprinkler System
Start-Up & Inspection

A disciplined spring start-up: slow pressurization, zone-by-zone verification, head adjustments, and clear findings that prevent mid-season failures and water waste.

Pricing
$75.00 service call + $5.00/zone
zones = $115.00
Estimate covers visit + zone count. Repair labor and materials are extra.
Booking note: some appointments may require a 20% deposit to reserve your time.
Minimum visit (1 zone)
$80.00

SERVICE SEASON: MARCH thru SEPT

Included in the Essentials Plan

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Sprinkler System
Tune-Ups & Repairs

A service-first visit that finds the root cause—not just the symptom. If your system has already been activated and is safe to run, this is the faster (reduced-rate) way to get repairs started: we run-test zones, tune coverage, correct leaks and head/nozzle issues, and document what matters for follow-up.

Pricing
$75.00 service call + $2.50/zone
zones = $95.00
Estimate covers visit + zone count. Repairs/materials extra.
Booking note: some appointments may require a 20% deposit to reserve your time.
Minimum visit (1 zone)
$77.50

REPAIR SEASON: MAY thru OCT

PLAN DISCOUNTS APPLY

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Sprinkler System
Winterization (Blow-out)

Disciplined blow-out service that clears zones safely and reduces freeze risk. We flag weak points now—so spring doesn’t start with surprises.

Pricing
$75.00 service call + $5.00/zone
zones = $115.00
(before fuel surcharge)
Estimate covers visit + zone count. Repairs/materials extra.
Booking note: some appointments may require a 20% deposit to reserve your time.
Minimum visit (1 zone)
$80.00

Fuel surcharge: when diesel is above $4/gal,
add $5 per winterization visit.

SHUT-DOWN SEASON: SEPT thru NOV

Included in the Essentials Plan

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Pressure + backflow hardware (what we standardize on)

When source pressure is elevated, we build a serviceable down-leg package and tune the system to our operating target (65 PSI) with a hard ceiling of 75 PSI. Components are sized to your service and documented for repeatable maintenance.

Febco 765 pressure vacuum breaker (unionized)
Febco 765 PVB (unionized)
Typical backflow assembly used for irrigation services.
Brass drain cap detail
Drain + winterizing details
Small parts matter for clean shutdowns and spring startups.
Backflow test bench setup
Testing + documentation
Our process is built around verifiable performance and serviceability.

Service Plans (Essentials & Elite)

If you want fewer surprises mid-season, Service Plans provide scheduled seasonal coverage, peak-season priority, and 10% off repairs (labor + materials).

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More: SRMS™ tiers • ROI worksheet

Smart Node (Tier 1)

The SRMS Tier 1 Smart Node is our foundation package for select irrigation deployments — providing dedicated connectivity plus a Rachio 3 controller (8- or 16-zone) so the system can be configured and supported with service-first standards (optional monthly add-ons/subscriptions not included). It’s a strong fit for non-turf zones, feature irrigation, HOA common areas, and commercial sites where customer Wi-Fi isn’t available/reliable.

Smart irrigation details Tier 1 Smart Node details SRMS™ tiers

Irrigation Service FAQs

What irrigation services do you offer?

Core services include spring startup and inspection, tune-up and repair visits, winterization blow-outs, irrigation upgrades, and smart irrigation setup.

How is irrigation pricing structured?

Most services use a simple structure: service call plus per-zone pricing by visit type, with final scope verified on-site.

What affects the final irrigation price?

Zone count is a major driver, plus access constraints, component condition, pressure and flow findings, and any approved upgrade scope.

Do you repair all brands of sprinkler systems?

Yes. Service is brand-agnostic and focused on root causes including leaks, coverage, valves, wiring, controller drift, and pressure issues.

What happens during spring startup and inspection?

We pressurize safely, run-test zones, check leaks and coverage, review controller behavior, and document prioritized next steps.

When should I book a tune-up and repair visit instead of startup?

If your system is already activated and safe to run, a tune-up and repair visit is usually the faster path for diagnostics and corrective work.

Do you provide winterization blow-out service?

Yes. Winterization includes disciplined zone clearing to reduce freeze risk and identify weak points before spring startup.

Do you recommend pressure regulation with PRVs?

When source pressure is excessive, a PRV-based pressure path can reduce stress on components, improve distribution behavior, and lower repeat-failure risk.

Do you handle drip and micro-drip zones?

Yes. We service and upgrade drip and micro-drip zones for beds, containers, and no-overspray areas where targeted watering is needed.

How do Service Plans and SRMS fit together?

Service Plans provide scheduled seasonal care. SRMS adds smart-control and abnormal-flow protection capabilities where supported; together they improve follow-through.

Can you quote irrigation work without an on-site visit?

Most work requires on-site verification because access, pressure under flow, wiring condition, and system health determine feasible scope.

What areas do you serve for irrigation service?

We provide local irrigation service in the Rochester, MI area including Rochester Hills and nearby Oakland County communities.

Next step

Not sure what you need? Start with a Tune-Up & Repair Visit and we’ll prioritize next steps—or request a free inspection for scope clarity.

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