Sprinkler Valve Repair
Diagnose valves that chatter, seep, stay open, or leave an entire zone inactive.
Explore this serviceA Splendora timer that waters the shaded bed as long as the sunny turf will stress one of them. Programming is part of the controller visit, not an extra.

Irrigation components work together. Checking the affected path separates the symptom from the cause.
Review programs and power supply
Test terminals and field wiring
Repair faults or discuss controller options
Program and demonstrate the final schedule
A blank display is a power question first: outlet, transformer, and the controller fuse or reset. A display that works while one zone does nothing is usually a terminal, a field wire, or the valve on that zone.
Rain sensors and rain-delay settings stop watering on purpose. We read the controller status before treating a pause as a failure. After a storm, a sensor that is stuck closed will keep the yard dry until it is cleaned or bypassed correctly.
Replacing the timer is the right call when the display, transformer, or output terminals have failed and parts are no longer available. A new controller will not repair a cut wire in the yard, so the field side is tested either way.
Diagnose valves that chatter, seep, stay open, or leave an entire zone inactive.
Explore this serviceA full-zone inspection and adjustment before heat, travel, or a new watering season.
Explore this serviceSolve dry strips, overspray, runoff, and mismatched irrigation after landscapes change.
Explore this serviceNot always. Power, the transformer, and a reset come first. A new controller is recommended when those checks fail and the unit cannot be repaired.
The controller is at least partly alive. That pattern points at the wire, solenoid, or valve for the faulted zone.
Share the symptoms, your city, and the best phone number. We follow up to plan the next step.