Sprinkler Head Replacement in Ormond Beach

A cracked, clogged or missing head leaves dry patches or sends water into the street. We replace it with a head that matches the zone and adjust the spray so it covers what it should. Licensed (SCC131152818), family-owned since 1994, and rated 4.9 stars from 180+ Google reviews. Based in Ormond Beach, we also serve Daytona Beach, Port Orange, Flagler Beach, Palm Coast and the smaller towns around them.

Sprinkler Head Replacement Fixes Specific Spray Problems

If you already know a head is cracked, clogged or missing, replacing it is the quickest way to fix the spray problem.

A bad sprinkler head can leave a dry patch where water should land, or shoot water into the street, the driveway or the side of your house. Both waste water, and in Ormond Beach's sandy soil a dry patch spreads quickly. The EPA's Sprinkler Spruce-Up guide lists broken and tilted heads among the first things to check on any system.

We pull the damaged head and install one that matches the rest of the zone, because heads in the same zone need to put out water at a similar rate. Then we adjust the spray so it covers the lawn and stops where it should. If you are not sure what is broken, call us and we will find the cause.

Frequently Asked Questions

What kinds of sprinkler heads are there?

Most systems use spray heads, which put out a fixed fan of water over smaller areas, and rotor heads, which turn slowly and throw water farther over larger areas. Flower beds sometimes use drip lines or bubblers instead. We match the new head to the type already on that zone.

Can I mix rotor heads and spray heads on the same zone?

It is best not to. Spray heads put out water much faster than rotors, so one part of the zone ends up soaked while the rest stays dry. Keeping each zone to one type of head lets the whole area get about the same amount of water.

Why does a sprinkler head end up tilted or spraying sideways?

A mower, a car tire or foot traffic can knock it over, the soil around it can settle, or a growing root can push it. A head that is only tilted can often be straightened and reset. A head with a cracked body needs to be replaced.

Should I replace one sprinkler head or all of them on the zone?

If one head was damaged, replacing that one is usually enough. If several heads on the zone are old and worn, a mix of new and old heads can water unevenly. We will tell you what we see and let you decide.

Need a Sprinkler Head Replaced?

Call 386-610-2882 or send us a message. We reply within 48 business hours to schedule your visit.

About Us

We diagnose, repair, and install irrigation systems and sprinkler systems in Ormond Beach, Daytona Beach, Port Orange, Flagler Beach and Palm Coast. License # SCC131152818

2500 John Anderson Dr
Ormond Beach FL 32176

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