Irrigation Repair

Irrigation repair tools help you find leaks, restore pressure, and get sprinkler systems and drip lines back to peak performance. Whether you are tackling a broken sprinkler head, a cracked PVC line, a stuck valve, or a wiring fault, the right tools reduce water waste, prevent dry spots, and keep plants healthy while lowering your water bill.

Popular hand tools include sprinkler head pull‑up tools, rotor adjustment keys, spray head wrenches, and nozzle trees for quick swaps and fine tuning. For pipe work, reach for PVC cutters, deburring tools, slip‑fix repair couplings, primer and cement, thread sealant, and compression or barbed fittings for poly tubing. Drip irrigation repair relies on hole punches, goof plugs, emitters, micro‑tubing, and reliable clamps. Valve and electrical service often calls for valve box keys, multimeters, wire tracers, waterproof connectors, and replacement solenoids. Diagnostic gear such as pressure gauges with hose bib adapters, flow meters, and soil probes helps you confirm coverage and spot hidden leaks.

Upgrades and protection matter too. Pressure regulators, filters, and backflow preventer repair kits improve reliability and safety. Smart controller tools and rain or soil moisture sensor accessories support better scheduling and compliance with watering restrictions. For winterization, a blowout adapter and an air pressure regulator let you purge lines safely.

Choose pro‑grade materials that match your system: schedule 40 or 80 PVC where specified, compatible poly sizes, and manufacturer‑approved nozzles. Keep spare nozzles, caps, and emitters on hand to speed repairs. Shut off water and power before work, check local codes on backflow devices, and test every zone after a fix. With the right irrigation repair tools and parts, you can solve problems fast, extend system life, and water more efficiently season after season. These supplies fit DIY tune-ups and professional sprinkler system repair across residential and commercial landscapes with results.