Villages Sprinkler Repair Sprinkler repair services in The Villages, and what each one costs
Nine services, one truck, published prices. Most calls here are a single failed part on an existing system: a cracked head, a solenoid that will not fire, a controller that lost its program after a power blip. Every range below is the same number on our pricing page, and every visit starts with a diagnosis, because a quote over the phone is a guess.
The general service call: a tech diagnoses what is actually wrong and fixes it, usually the same visit.
Cracked risers, worn nozzles, and heads that will not pop up or retract, swapped for the correct match.
Zone valves that will not open, will not close, or leave the valve box full of water between cycles.
Blank displays, lost programs, a dead zone output, or a WiFi controller that fell off the network.
Cracked lateral lines and mainline breaks found and repaired, including the leak nobody has seen yet.
Installed or replaced to meet Florida's rain-sensor requirement, and tested so it actually stops the system.
Nozzle swaps, arc and radius changes, and head relocation for dry or overwatered patches with no broken part.
Drip conversion for beds and foundation plantings, run off an existing zone or its own valve.
A full system walk before or after a season away, every zone run, every head checked, sensor and battery tested.
Published price ranges in The Villages and the surrounding towns
| Service | Typical The Villages range |
|---|---|
| Sprinkler Repair | $75-$150 service call |
| Sprinkler Head Replacement | $15-$50 per head, $100-$250 typical visit |
| Irrigation Valve Repair | $150-$350 repair, $200-$450 replacement |
| Sprinkler Timer & Controller Repair | $100-$250 repair, $200-$600 replacement |
| Broken Line & Leak Repair | $100-$300 lateral, $200-$600 mainline |
| Rain Sensor Installation | $100-$250 installed |
| Zone Coverage Fix & Adjustment | $100-$275 |
| Drip Irrigation | $250-$800 per zone |
| Irrigation System Inspection | $90-$200 |
What moves a quote past the low end of a range is usually the same thing twice: a second failed part found once the valve box is open, or a job that needs a shutoff and a dig instead of a swap. New system installs and full re-pipes are not on this list; we are the fix-what-broke call, and we will say so if a system needs more than that.
Full line-by-line pricing lives on the pricing page, the areas we cover are on service areas, and the FAQ answers what comes up most on the phone.