Sprinkler Leak Detection
Find hidden irrigation leaks before they waste more water or soften the ground around your home.
Explore this serviceSplendora repairs account for open sun in front and pine shade on the side. A zone that fails in only one of those areas is tested on its own.

Irrigation components work together. Checking the affected path separates the symptom from the cause.
Listen to what you have noticed
Run and inspect each affected zone
Locate the failure and explain options
Repair, adjust, and test the complete cycle
A full-system repair visit in the Cleveland area starts by running the zones you named, then the zones next to them. Heat, clay, and afternoon storms along US 59 and SH 105 move soil enough to crack fittings that looked fine in the spring.
We separate a supply problem from a zone problem before any parts are replaced. If every zone is weak, the shutoff, filter, or pressure at the house is the first check. If one zone is weak, the search stays on that valve, wire, and lateral.
After the repair, the same zone is run long enough to see heads rise, stop, and hold. That retest is what tells us the symptom is gone rather than paused.
Find hidden irrigation leaks before they waste more water or soften the ground around your home.
Explore this serviceReplace broken, tilted, clogged, or mismatched heads and restore even coverage.
Explore this serviceDiagnose valves that chatter, seep, stay open, or leave an entire zone inactive.
Explore this serviceNot by default. One dead zone is often a valve, a wire, or a fitting. The rest of the system stays if it tests correctly.
The affected zone is run through a full cycle so the heads rise, water, and stop. We look for seepage at the repair before we close up.
Share the symptoms, your city, and the best phone number. We follow up to plan the next step.