Broken Spray Heads: This issue often occurs due to physical damage. To fix it, replace the damaged head with a new one that matches the specifications of your irrigation system. It’s important to use a head that aligns with the type and model of your existing system.

Clogged Sprinkler Heads: Over time, dirt and debris can clog sprinkler heads, impeding their function. To resolve this, turn off the water, disassemble the head, remove and clean the filter, and then reassemble the unit.

Sprinkler Controller Issues: These can range from timing problems to issues with manual or automatic operations. The solution often lies in consulting the specific troubleshooting guide for your sprinkler model, as different systems may have unique operating mechanisms.

Indexing Valve Issues: Problems with indexing valves can affect the distribution of water across different zones. Installing a check valve or repositioning the valve closer to the water source can help. In cases of suction leaks, it’s advisable to consult a professional contractor for diagnosis and repair.

Leaks and Pressure Problems: These issues can cause uneven watering. They typically require a repair or replacement of the damaged pipes, valves, or sprinkler heads to ensure consistent water pressure and distribution.

Electrical Issues (Solenoids): Solenoids control the flow of water in the sprinkler system. Faulty solenoids can lead to sprinklers not turning off or displaying erratic spray patterns. Replacing the defective solenoid usually resolves these electrical issues.