Sprinkler Repair in Logan & Cache Valley, UT
Sprinkler Pro repairs residential and commercial irrigation systems throughout Cache Valley, Utah — broken heads, leaking valves, controller faults, low pressure and mainline breaks. Owner Mason Harbour has over 10 years in the irrigation industry and holds Irrigation Association certifications in repair, installation, water hydraulics and pumping systems. We're certified, licensed and insured, and based right here in Smithfield. Most repairs are diagnosed and fixed in a single visit, and every repair is backed by our workmanship warranty.
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What Does Sprinkler Repair Include?
Sprinkler repair covers any fault that stops an irrigation system from delivering water evenly and on schedule. These are the repairs Sprinkler Pro performs most often in Cache Valley.
Broken & Missing Sprinkler Heads
Mower-clipped spray bodies, cracked risers, sunken heads and rotors that no longer rotate — replaced and re-aimed to match the zone's coverage pattern.
Leaks
& wet spots
Leaks at the head, riser, lateral line or valve box. We isolate the zone, locate the break, and repair rather than replace wherever the pipe allows.
Valve
Failures
Valves stuck open, failing to open, or weeping. Solenoid replacement, diaphragm rebuild, or full valve swap, plus valve box location if it's buried.
Controller & Timer Issues
Rain Bird, Hunter, Orbit and Wi-Fi controllers that won't run, run constantly, or skip zones. Programming, station wiring, transformer and module repair.
Low Water
Pressure
Diagnosing pressure loss from clogged nozzles, partially closed valves, undersized piping, failing pressure regulators, or too many heads on one zone.
Zone Not
Turning On
Wire tracing with a locator to find breaks, corroded splices, bad solenoids and failed common wires — the most common no-water call we get.
Mainline
Breaks
Pressurized mainline failures that run water 24/7. Emergency shutoff, excavation, pipe repair, and backfill with the sod set back in place.
Backflow & Spring Startups
Cracked backflow assemblies from a hard freeze, plus system startups, blowouts and head adjustment for full coverage without pavement overspray.
Signs You Need Sprinkler Repair
How do I know if my sprinkler system needs repair? Watch for these five symptoms. Any one of them means the system is losing water, money, or both.
Ground that stays saturated between watering cycles usually means a lateral line leak or a valve stuck partly open.
Wet spots or soggy ground
A dead patch while the rest of the lawn is green points to a clogged nozzle, a broken head, or a zone that's not firing.
