Dealing with broken sprinkler heads & pipes can be frustrating. Here is exactly why it happens and how to fix it for good.
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Local environmental factors and seasonal cycles play a massive role in the health of your property. Here are the most common triggers we see right now.
Point-source gushing indicates a catastrophic failure of the head body or swing joint.
Soft spots in the turf near a head suggest a cracked lateral line or "funny pipe".
Choose your path to a healthier property. Try these simple diagnostic steps yourself, or skip the hassle and call a verified pro.
Before calling anyone, try these zero-cost steps to see if it's a simple fix.
Dig carefully around the head with a hand trowel
Unscrew the broken head and inspect the threads on the riser
Flush the line before installing the new head to prevent clogs
Set the new head 1/2 inch below the soil line to avoid future mower strikes
If you notice any of these signs, the problem will likely spread without professional repair.
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