Spray heads, rotors and nozzles
Sprinkler Head Repair in Fort Pierce, FL
A head that sprays the sidewalk, sticks on or stays down in the grass wastes water every time the zone runs. We fix it or replace it, and the estimate is free.
Monday to Saturday, 7 am to 6 pm. We answer the phone or call back the same working day.
Free, no-obligation estimates
We show up when we say we will
No surprise charges after
Broken heads, fixed right
Sprinkler Head Repair in Fort Pierce
We are Treasure Coast Sprinklers, and we do sprinkler head repair in Fort Pierce for residential and commercial properties. Call and tell us what the heads are doing, and we come out, run the zone and quote the whole job before any work starts.
Most systems carry the "spray head", which pops up and fans water over a bed or a narrow strip, and the "rotor", which turns a stream across the larger stretches of turf. Either kind can crack, clog or get knocked out of line, and the repair differs between them.
Free, no-obligation estimates. We clean up when the work is done.
What a head repair covers
Pop-up spray heads
Cracked bodies, stems that stick up or stay down, and heads sunk below the grass.
Rotors
Heads that stop turning, turn only part of their arc or throw the stream short.
Nozzles
The "nozzle" shapes the spray, and on a repair it is often cleaned or swapped.
Aim and coverage
Heads turned back onto the lawn and set to reach the edges of the zone.
Is it the head?
Signs of a Broken Sprinkler Head
A damaged head sprays the wrong way, sticks on, fails to pop up or waters the pavement instead of the lawn, and each of those raises the water bill and leads to overwatering.
Sprays the wrong way
The spray hits the wall, the bed or the neighbor's side of the fence.
Sticks on
The stem stays up and water keeps coming after the zone shuts off.
Does not pop up
The head stays down in the grass and the turf around it goes brown.
Waters the pavement
The driveway is wet and the strip of lawn beside it is dry.
Water bubbling up around a head when the zone is off can mean the leak is in the line below it.
sprinkler leak repair in Fort PierceHow the repair goes
How Heads Are Fixed, Replaced and Adjusted
A head repair redirects heads that spray the wrong way, fixes or replaces heads that do not work, and sets rotors and spray heads for the right amount of water, closing any dry spots in each zone. It follows the EPA's WaterSense Sprinkler Spruce-Up advice to inspect for broken and misdirected heads before watering more.
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Run the zone
The "zone", a group of heads on a single valve, runs from the controller so every bad head shows itself.
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Redirect
A head knocked off its line is turned back until its water lands on turf, not on the wall or the drive.
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Fix or replace
A cracked body or a jammed stem means a new head on the riser, with the nozzle matched to its neighbors.
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Close the dry spots
The zone runs again, and a head that leaves a gap is adjusted or moved until the coverage meets.
Keep them whole
Protecting Heads From Mowers and Aerators
Heads get broken by mowers, plows and feet, so the trade flags irrigation heads before a lawn is aerated and the machine steers around them.
A pop-up head sits level with the turf, where a mower wheel rolls over it and an edger catches its rim. The damage tends to show up the next time the zone runs: a head spraying sideways, a stream of water where the nozzle used to be, or a dry patch the head no longer reaches.
What you can count on
- Free, no-obligation estimates
- We answer the phone or call back the same working day
- We show up when we say we will
- We quote the whole job before we start, with no surprise charges after
- We clean up when the work is done
Monday to Saturday, 7 am to 6 pm
(772) 218-3906Straight answers on cost
Sprinkler Head Repair Cost
Sprinkler head repair is priced per head and by the type of head, and it typically runs $60 to $110 a head.
A rotor and a spray head are different parts, and the head that starts a visit costs more than the ones added after it. Some providers add a trip fee to cover sending a technician out. Minor adjustments often fix a sprinkler problem outright, so a head that only needs turning back costs less than a head that needs replacing.
We quote the whole job before we start, with no surprise charges after.
Typical ranges
Spray head replacement
$65 to $90
A single head, replaced on its own
$130 to $275
Each additional head on the same visit
$30 to $75
Typical figures across the country, not our quote. Your exact price comes from the free estimate, after the zone has been run.
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What neighbors say
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My sprinkler system was 30 years old and needed replaced. They replaced everything on 1-7-21. The crew and Carl were excellent and answered all my questions and explained everything. Carl also explained the NEW digital system to me, making sure I understood how to use it. They only replaced what was necessary and were very fair. Strongly recommend this company.
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Mike and his partner did a great job and saved me from drilling a new well. Service was fast and solved my problem. thanks Steve for sending the boys over
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Ready when you are
Got a head spraying the driveway?
Call for a free estimate. Tell us what the heads are doing, and we will tell you what it takes to fix them and when we can be there.
We quote the whole job before we start, with no surprise charges after, and we clean up when the work is done.