Drip Irrigation Repair

In this heat a broken drip line kills plants in days.

Desert landscaping lives on a thin plastic lifeline. One popped emitter geysers water into the gravel, one chewed line quietly drowns a corner while the rest of the yard goes thirsty, and a fried timer takes the whole system down. Summer does not give you long to notice. I find the failure and fix it in one visit.

What I fix

• Popped, clogged, and missing emitters replaced
• Split or chewed drip lines patched and rerouted
• Battery and wifi timers replaced and programmed for desert seasons
• Valve swaps at the existing manifold
• Pressure regulators and filters crusted up with minerals
• New drip runs to a few new plants off your existing system

What it costs

Drip parts are cheap, so the flat quote is mostly about finding the problem, and these jobs sit far under the $1,000 line. Send a photo or video of the wet spot, the dry plant, or the timer box and I will take it from there.

I am not a licensed contractor. California law limits my jobs to under $1,000 total for labor and materials, on work that needs no building permit. Designing and installing a full irrigation system from scratch is licensed landscape contractor work. Keeping your existing system alive is mine.

Other jobs I take all the time: TV Mounting, Ceiling Fans, Faucets, Toilet Repair. One visit can cover several, and I work across the whole valley, see where I work.