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Sprinkler & irrigation: compare local pros.
Compare local irrigation companies by rating, years in business and availability. Most repair broken heads, leaks and valves, fix controllers and wiring, install new sprinkler and drip systems, and handle seasonal startup and winterizing.
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Typical prices
Sprinkler Repair · national averages
Sprinkler head replacement
$65–$90
Pipe leak repair
$150–$400+
Water pressure issues
$50–$500
Valve replacement
$125–$225
Typical, per repair
$100–$400
What they do
What irrigation companies handle
- Sprinkler repair
- New system installation
- Drip irrigation
- Controller upgrades
- Seasonal start-up
- Winterization
- Leak detection
What it costs
$100–$400
per repair, national average · source: HomeGuide
- Sprinkler head replacement$65–$90
- Pipe leak repair$150–$400+
- Water pressure issues$50–$500
- Valve replacement$125–$225
- Controller repair$300–$525
- Backflow preventer repair$150–$500
- Backflow preventer replacement$450–$1,700
Pricing
What changes the price
- 1What's broken: heads, pipes, valves or the controller
- 2How hard the leak is to find and dig to
- 3Number of zones
- 4After-hours or emergency calls
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How it works
Hire irrigation companies in three steps
- 01
Describe the job
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Before you hire
How to choose irrigation companies
- 1
Ask for a zone-by-zone check
A good tech runs every zone and shows you what's broken, instead of guessing from one wet spot.
- 2
Ask how they bill
Many charge by the hour with a minimum, plus parts. Ask for the hourly rate and the trip fee up front.
- 3
Ask about backflow testing
Many water utilities require a yearly backflow test by a certified tester. Ask if they're certified.
- 4
Get a repair-vs-replace answer
On an old system, ask what a fix costs against a rebuild of the zone, so you can decide.
FAQ
Questions about irrigation companies
How do I know my sprinkler system needs repair?
Dry patches, soggy spots, low pressure, and heads that don't pop up or spray unevenly are the usual signs.
Should sprinklers be winterized?
In places with freezing winters, yes. Water left in the lines can freeze and crack pipes and valves.
Can I replace a sprinkler head myself?
Often, yes, if you can match the head. Leaks under the ground, valves and wiring are better left to a pro.
How long does a sprinkler repair take?
Most simple repairs take an hour or two. Hidden leaks and wiring faults can take longer to track down.
Does it cost anything to use Job Hound?
No. Job Hound is free for homeowners, and pros never pay for leads, so there is no lead fee baked into the price you are quoted.
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