Save Water And Money With Sprinkler Leak Repair
A leak wastes water while it runs. The amount depends on its flow rate and duration, so a small-looking wet spot is not enough to estimate gallons or repair cost.
What to look for
Persistent pooling between irrigation cycles can indicate an underground leak. EPA WaterSense’s sprinkler guide also points to connections and valves as inspection points. A wet patch alone is not a diagnosis; drainage and other water sources may need checking.
What affects the bill
Repair cost depends on access, the damaged parts, and the work required. Any reduction in your water bill also depends on your provider’s metering and rates. Ask for the repair scope and pricing before work begins; a universal savings promise would be misleading.
Make the repair visit useful
Tell us whether the wet area appears only during watering or continues afterward. Note the zone number, where you see water, and whether pressure has changed. If there is an active leak, shut off the irrigation supply if you can identify and operate it safely.
Read more about leaking heads and broken sprinkler lines.
Need help in Utah County? Call Dr. Sprinkler Repair at (385) 309-4553. See our sprinkler services.
