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Sprinkler Valve Repair in Fort Pierce, FL
A zone that will not start, or will not shut off, usually comes back to a valve. We find the part at fault, the valve, its solenoid or the wire feeding it, and price the whole repair before we dig.
Monday to Saturday, 7 am to 6 pm. We answer the phone or call back the same working day.
No surprise charges after the quote
We show up when we say we will
We clean up when the work is done
When a zone acts up
Sprinkler Valve Repair in Fort Pierce
We are Treasure Coast Sprinklers, and we offer sprinkler valve repair in Fort Pierce, FL, on residential and commercial systems.
Each valve opens and closes a "zone", the group of heads it feeds, when the "controller" tells it to. When a zone misbehaves we test it from the controller out to the valve, find the part that failed and tell you what the fix is and what it costs before we start.
Calls outside our hours go to voicemail, and we return them the next working morning.
Signs of a Bad Sprinkler Valve
A valve box full of water, a zone that runs with the controller off and a zone that will not start are the common signs a valve has failed.
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Water under the green lid
Lift the lid in the yard. Water standing over the valves in the "valve box" points to a leak at a valve or a fitting beside it.
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Heads that keep spraying
Water keeps flowing after the schedule ends, so the valve is not closing all the way.
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Nothing comes on
The controller calls for water and nothing happens, often a dead solenoid or a broken wire to the valve.
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Weak, short spray
Heads lift weakly and fall short of their spray when a valve is not opening fully or water is escaping ahead of it.
From the box to the timer
Valves, Field Wiring and Controllers
Valve repair covers the zone valves, the field wiring that runs to them and the controller that tells them when to open.
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Zone valve
The valve body with its diaphragm and seat. A valve that leaks or sticks open is rebuilt or swapped out in the box.
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Solenoid
The electric coil on top of the valve that opens it on the controller's signal. A dead coil is replaced without cutting pipe.
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Field wiring
The buried wire from the timer to every valve. Splices corrode and edgers cut lines, so the run is traced and tested.
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Controller
The timer on the garage wall sends power to each zone in turn. A failed station or a lost program shows up here.
When the valve opens and a head still fails, the fix is at the head instead.
sprinkler head repair in Fort PierceStart to finish
How a Valve Repair Visit Goes
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You call
We answer the phone or call back the same working day, and we book a time to come out.
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We test the zone
We run the zone from the controller, open the box and check the valve, the solenoid and the wire to find what failed.
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We price the job
You get a price for the whole job before any work starts, with nothing added after.
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We fix and tidy up
We make the repair, run the zone to see it open and close on schedule, and leave the lawn as we found it.
Water only when it is needed
Smart Controllers and Rain Sensors
Weather-based controllers and rain sensors help by skipping the watering during or just after rain, the most common source of wasted water at homes.
U.S. EPA WaterSense labels controllers that adjust the schedule to local weather or soil moisture, which makes the label a useful guide when a controller is replaced.
Rachio is a smart-controller brand installed alongside Hunter and Rain Bird, and Toro makes Wi-Fi smart controllers. Repair work includes fitting a new "rain sensor", so it is worth asking about while the valves and wiring are being checked.
What a smart controller reads
- Rain
- Temperature
- Humidity
- Soil moisture
Smart controllers and weather sensors change the schedule on their own as rain, temperature and humidity change, and some systems add sensors for soil moisture.
What you will pay
Sprinkler Valve Repair Cost
Sprinkler valve repair is priced by the part and the digging it takes: a solenoid swapped in a dry, open box costs less than a valve cut out of the line and replaced.
Across the trade, service quotes are often tiered by zone count, in bands of 1–7, 8–13 and 14 or more zones, and some providers add a trip fee to send a technician out. A minor adjustment often fixes the problem outright and avoids the cost of a whole new system.
- Free, no-obligation estimates
- We serve the city and the towns around it
Typical range nearby
Per valve, parts and labor
$209.90 to $419.80
A typical range for the area, not our quote. Your exact price comes from the free estimate, after the zone has been tested.
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What neighbors say
Reviews from our Google listing, in the customers' own words.
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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A zone that will not behave? Give us a call.
Tell us what the zone is doing and we will tell you what it takes to fix, what it costs and when we can be there.
We answer the phone or call back the same working day, Monday to Saturday.