Irrigation & Sprinkler Service in Overland Park

An irrigation system that has not been checked in a few years is usually watering the driveway, missing a strip along the fence, and running twice as long as it needs to. That shows up on your water bill in July and as brown arcs in the lawn by August.

Spring start-up is a full walk-through, not just turning the valve. We charge the system slowly to avoid water-hammer damage, run every zone, check each head for arc, rotation, spray pattern and clogging, straighten and raise heads that have sunk into the turf, look for leaks and soft spots, and program the controller for realistic Kansas spring watering.

Through the season we handle repairs: broken and mowed-off heads, cracked laterals, stuck or leaking valves, failed solenoids, wiring faults, controller problems and zones that will not fire. We also adjust head spacing and nozzle selection where coverage has never been right, which is a surprisingly common problem on builder-installed systems.

Fall winterization is not optional in Kansas. We shut down and isolate the system, then blow every zone out with compressed air at safe pressure so no water is left sitting in laterals and heads when the first hard freeze hits. A split manifold or a cracked backflow is a far more expensive repair than a blowout.

We service existing residential systems across Overland Park and Johnson County. Good irrigation makes every other service work better — fertilizer needs water to move, new sod needs water to root, and a well-watered lawn resists weeds on its own.