An irrigation leak can show up as a high water bill, a soggy patch, a muddy valve box, or a zone that will not shut off. Some leaks are obvious, but many are underground or inside the valve system. Sprinkler Medic checks the system zone by zone, looks for pressure changes and visible signs, and pinpoints the likely source before any digging, so you only dig where the leak actually is.
Field checklist
What we check before leak repair
- Valve boxes, manifolds, and visible connection points
- Pressure changes between zones
- Wet spots, high water bills, and zones that keep running
You get a clear repair plan and a price before any work starts, without digging up the whole yard to find it.
Get your leak foundSigns You Might Have a Leak
- Unexplained increase in your water bill
- Soggy or unusually green patches in your lawn
- Sprinklers spraying weaker or shorter than they used to
- A zone that won't stop running even when the controller is off
- Muddy spots around valve boxes or near the main line
- Water running down the street when the system shouldn't be on
How We Find It
We use a systematic approach to isolate irrigation leaks. We run each zone, check pressure changes, inspect visible components, and look for wet spots, valve issues, and line problems. Once the likely source is identified, we explain what we found and what repair makes sense.
We Repair It Too
Leak detection is only useful if it leads to a practical repair. When parts and conditions allow, we patch lines, replace valves, fix connections, and confirm the system is holding pressure before we leave.
Service areas
We provide leak detection services throughout the following communities: