Sprinkler Repair & Installation in Tempe, AZ

Sprinkler and drip systems installed and repaired — heads, valves, controllers — Tempe, Maricopa County.

Take the lid off a valve box in one of the older Tempe neighbourhoods and you can usually read the history of the yard inside it — original pipe, newer pipe, and somebody's repair made with whatever happened to be on the truck that day. These systems were designed for one job: push a lot of water at a big lawn on a handful of zones. Fifty years later the lawn is half gone, the plants are shrubs and trees that want a completely different schedule, and the system is still running the 1970s plan. We install new sprinkler and drip systems, convert lawn zones over to drip, add zones where the yard has been split into areas that need different watering, replace heads, valves, poly and emitters, set up and program controllers, and adjust coverage so the water lands on the plants and not on the fence.

Sprinklers in Tempe

The controller is where most of these visits end up. An old Tempe yard often has one schedule doing the work of four, because zones were added over the years and nobody renamed anything. Sorting out what is actually on each station, and what each of them is watering now rather than in 1978, tends to change more than any single part we replace. We walk you through it at the box before we leave.

Landlocked since the 1990s, so nearly every yard is an old one being redone rather than a new one being built
ASU rentals turn over in a two-week window every summer, and landlords need cleanups and quick lawn fixes on that clock
Lots are small, so hardscape and rock do more of the work than grass does
Older neighborhoods still run original irrigation that was never designed for drip

Questions about sprinklers in Tempe

Some plants are drowning and others are dry on the same station. Why?

Because they are sharing a zone they should never have shared. A tree, a shrub bed and what used to be lawn want three different run times, and one schedule cannot serve all three.

Can an old system be converted to drip, or does it all have to be replaced?

Usually converted. The mainline and valves often still have life in them, and the change happens at the zone level, so you are not paying to dig up the whole yard to get a drip system.

Can you get water out to a bed at the back of the lot that never had any?

Yes. Running new line for a new project is part of the work, whether that is a planter going in, a row of trees, or a corner that has always been bare.

Everything we do in Tempe

Water, rock, grass and shade — the whole yard, by one crew.

Pavers in Tempe Synthetic Grass in Tempe Patios & Walkways in Tempe Concrete in Tempe Tree Removal in Tempe Tree Trimming in Tempe Clean Ups in Tempe Pressure Washing in Tempe

Vea también sprinklers en todo el the East Valley o el resumen de Tempe.

Sprinkler valve box opened up for a repair

Irrigation controller and backflow mounted on the wall

Trenching a new irrigation line through the side yard

Climber roped into a palm, clearing dead fronds

Want a free estimate?

Tell us what the yard needs — pavers, turf, concrete, a sprinkler zone that stopped, a palm nobody has touched in years — and send photos on WhatsApp if it is easier. We work in English and Spanish.

Call (480) 352-0711