Broken head, weak spray, or water hitting the sidewalk? We repair and replace sprinkler heads in Logan and Cache Valley.
Call (435) 760-0827 to schedule service
What is your sprinkler head doing?
Broken or bubbling
A cracked body, missing nozzle, or damaged riser can send water into one spot instead of across the lawn. We inspect the head and its connection.
Weak or uneven spray
A blocked nozzle or filter can shorten the spray distance. Check both before replacing the head. [1]
Too low or tilted
Grass can block a sunken head, while a tilted head changes the spray direction. Check its height and anything blocking the spray. [2]
Watering the pavement
Adjust heads that spray onto sidewalks or driveways so the water reaches the lawn. [3]
How we repair the head
- Find the cause. We inspect the affected head, nozzle, riser, and nearby coverage. If several heads are weak, we look for a wider zone problem.
- Explain the options. Cleaning, adjustment, or a replacement may be appropriate. We discuss the work and pricing before proceeding.
- Repair and check. We run the affected zone after the repair and check the spray pattern, head position, and visible leaks.
Replacing a head alone may not solve a pressure or coverage problem. USU Extension recommends checking for leaks, misting, and head-to-head coverage as part of system maintenance. [2]
One broken head does not mean a new system
We can repair an individual head and check for nearby problems. For water surfacing away from a head, see sprinkler leak repair. If a zone keeps running after the controller is off, see valve repair.
Sprinkler head repair in Logan and nearby towns
We serve Logan, North Logan, Smithfield, Hyde Park, Providence, Nibley, Hyrum, Wellsville, and surrounding Cache Valley communities. Check our service areas and call to confirm availability for your address.
When you call, tell us your town, whether one head or an entire zone is affected, and whether the problem happens only while watering. A photo of the damaged area can help you describe the symptoms.
Sprinkler head repair questions
Can you repair just one sprinkler head?
Yes. Call about the damaged head and its location. We can check nearby spray coverage during the visit and explain whether the issue involves the nozzle, body, riser, or another part.
Does a weak sprinkler head always need replacement?
No. A clogged nozzle or filter may be the cause. Rain Bird’s troubleshooting guide also identifies head position and insufficient flow as possible reasons for poor coverage. The cause should be checked first. [1]
Why does the same nozzle keep clogging?
Repeated clogging can point to sediment or debris in the line. USU Extension recommends checking this possibility when cleaning the screen does not solve the recurring problem. [3]
Why does a new head still miss part of the lawn?
The nozzle, spray distance, head height, obstructions, or available pressure may not suit the location. We check how the head waters the surrounding lawn. USU recommends checking spacing and head-to-head coverage. [2]
How much does sprinkler head repair cost?
The price depends on the part, access, number of affected heads, and whether the riser or piping also needs repair. Call for current service charges. See what affects sprinkler repair cost for questions to ask before scheduling.
What should I do before the visit?
Note which zone is affected and keep the area accessible. If water is being wasted, stop that watering cycle. Avoid taking apart a pressurized head. If water continues after the timer is off, read our sprinklers that keep running guide and call for help.
Helpful sources
- Rain Bird: How to Replace a Sprinkler Head — troubleshooting weak spray and deciding whether replacement is needed.
- Utah State University Extension: Irrigation System Maintenance — head position, leaks, misting, and coverage checks.
- Utah State University Extension: Cost Free Landscape Water Conservation Ideas — recurring clogs, blocked spray, and overspray.
Ready to get that head checked?
Call Sprinkler Master Repair for sprinkler head repair and replacement in Logan and Cache Valley.
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