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Replace vs rebuild: a simple call on older valves
In Montgomery, a dead station is usually in the box, not in the clock. We open the lid, pull pine straw, and test the solenoid before anyone picks up a shovel.
This is a weekly call. Bring the village, the street, and what you see: dry strip, geyser, humming box, blank clock. We work Hunter, Rain Bird, Toro, and Irritrol parts that match what is already in the ground.
Related: see our valve repair page and the Montgomery service area. If you are not in Montgomery, start at the service area list.
On the visit we run every station, not just the one you noticed. A second dry corner is cheaper to catch while the truck is already in the driveway.
Price comes before we cut pipe. If the repair is a nozzle, it stays a nozzle. If the lateral is split under a pine, we say so and show you the wet soil.
Call (832) 702-3111 or request service. Monday through Saturday, 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM.
Related service: Valve Repair. Village: Montgomery.
Keep reading
- What solenoid resistance tells you
- A valve box that sits in a puddle
- Rebuild the diaphragm before you scrap the valve
- Licensed irrigators, TCEQ, and what belongs on the invoice
- Arc adjustment when the head still turns
- Know where the irrigation shutoff is
- A rain sensor stuck in the off position
- Overspray on the sidewalk on a restricted watering week
Related services
- Valve Repair — Stuck, leaking, or humming valves rebuilt or replaced.
- Sprinkler Repair
- Sprinkler Head Replacement
- Leak Detection
Villages we serve
All services: service list. All villages: service area. Call from the contact page.