Sprinkler Maintenance & Quarterly Check-Ups
Proper maintenance = years of water savings. We can come every 3 months, inspect every zone, and keep your system dialed in through each season.
Sprinklers need tune-ups, just like your car
A system that isn't checked regularly slowly drifts: heads tilt, nozzles clog, a valve starts weeping and the timer is still on its July schedule in December. Regular maintenance keeps water going where it's needed and catches small problems before they turn into big repairs.
What a maintenance visit includes
- Run every zone and inspect each head for coverage, damage and leaks
- Clean or replace clogged nozzles and filters
- Straighten, raise and re-aim heads so water lands on plants — not pavement
- Check valves for leaks and proper shut-off
- Adjust the controller schedule for the season
- A quick rundown of anything that needs attention, with the price explained first
Why quarterly?
Southern California watering needs change dramatically from summer to winter. A visit each season means your schedule matches the weather and problems get caught while they're still cheap to fix.
Tip: Most of the water a broken system wastes happens quietly — often overnight when no one's watching. A regular check is the easiest way to protect your water bill.
Photos from recent jobs
Common questions
How often should sprinklers be serviced?
We recommend a check every 3 months so the system is adjusted for each season. At minimum, have it looked at before summer.
Can you set up my timer for the season?
Yes — adjusting the controller schedule is part of every maintenance visit.
Sprinklers acting up? Let's get them fixed.
Call or text 818-570-9242, or send a quick request — we'll get back to you the same day.