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A tree root, a fence post or an old pipe can crack a sprinkler line and leave a zone weak, soggy or dead. We dig only where we need to, repair the line and test it before we close up. 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.
A tree root, a fence post or an old pipe can crack a line and leave a zone weak, soggy or dead.
Once we know where the break is, we dig only where we need to. We cut out the damaged section, put in new pipe and fittings, then turn the water back on and test it before we close anything up. Before any digging, remember that privately owned underground lines like sprinkler pipes are not marked by 811, so it helps to show us where your lines run.
Older Ormond Beach properties with mature trees tend to see more root damage over time. We will show you what we found and explain what we fixed, so you are not left guessing.
Most sprinkler systems in our area use PVC pipe, and some use flexible polyethylene tubing for parts of the system. When we repair a line, we use pipe and fittings that match what is already in the ground.
The main line stays under pressure all the time, so a break there leaks constantly, even when the sprinklers are off. A lateral line only fills when its zone runs, so a break there shows up as a wet spot or weak spray only during that zone's cycle.
Sometimes. If a large root keeps crushing or cracking the same stretch of pipe, rerouting a short section around the root zone can stop the break from coming back. We will tell you if we think that makes sense for your yard.
Call 386-610-2882 or send us a message. We reply within 48 business hours to schedule your visit.
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