Heads and coverage
Broken rotors, damaged sprays, low heads, incorrect nozzles and poor adjustment can leave dry areas or waste water.
Sprinkler repair
Troubleshooting for irrigation systems that have broken heads, weak coverage, zones that will not run, leaks, valve problems or controller issues.
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Start with the cause
Replacing the visible broken part can be useful, but it does not solve every irrigation complaint. Low pressure, damaged piping, valve restrictions, electrical faults and poor zone design can all create symptoms that look like a bad sprinkler head.
Broken rotors, damaged sprays, low heads, incorrect nozzles and poor adjustment can leave dry areas or waste water.
Zones that stay on, will not open or behave inconsistently may require valve, solenoid, manifold or control-wire diagnosis.
Underground leaks and damaged fittings can reduce performance across part of the system and should be isolated before broad component replacement.
Repair workflow
Common questions
Possible causes include leaks, restrictions, valve problems, too many heads for available flow, damaged piping, incorrect nozzles or other hydraulic issues. Testing the zone is the best way to narrow it down.
Yes. Existing irrigation systems can be diagnosed and repaired even when Hunter HydroTech did not perform the original installation.
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