Soggy lawn, bubbling water, or sprinklers that keep leaking after the timer stops? Sprinkler Master Repair helps locate and repair sprinkler leaks in Logan and Cache Valley.
Call (435) 760-0827 for leak repair
Where is the water showing up?
A wet spot between cycles
Water pooling between watering cycles may indicate an underground leak. Rain or drainage problems can also leave wet spots. [1]
Bubbling around a head
A damaged head, riser, or connection may be losing water. A broken head connection can also reduce pressure and leave dry spots elsewhere. [2]
A leaking valve box
Check the connections inside the valve box and whether the valves close completely. [1]
Dripping after shutoff
Water left in the pipe may drain through the lowest head and stop. Continued leaking can mean the zone valve is letting water through. [3]
Water leaking right now?
Stop the affected watering cycle. If water continues and you can safely identify your irrigation shutoff, turn off the sprinkler water supply. Keep clear of flooded electrical equipment and do not take apart pressurized fittings.
Call and describe where the water appears and whether it continues with the timer off. See our guide to sprinklers that keep running.
How we find and repair leaks
- Understand the symptoms. We ask when the water appears, which zone is affected, and whether the problem started after other yard work.
- Inspect the system. We check the affected heads, visible connections, valve area, and zone operation to narrow the search.
- Explain the work. We discuss the repair area, parts, access, and pricing before proceeding. Excavation may be needed to reach buried damage.
- Repair and recheck. We run the affected zone and inspect the repair for remaining leakage and watering problems.
Leak repair for Logan and Cache Valley
Call for service in Logan, North Logan, Smithfield, Hyde Park, Providence, Nibley, Hyrum, Wellsville, and surrounding communities. Check our service areas and confirm availability for your address.
We troubleshoot leaking irrigation pipes, fittings, risers, heads, and valves. For a visibly damaged sprinkler, see head repair and replacement. For a zone that will not close, see sprinkler valve repair.
Sprinkler leak repair questions
Is a wet patch always a sprinkler leak?
No. Rain, drainage, and watering schedules can also leave wet areas. Pooling between irrigation cycles is a reason to investigate. Tell us when it appears and whether nearby zones have been running. [1]
Why does a sprinkler leak when the system is off?
Water left in a zone’s piping can drain through its lowest head and then stop. A valve that allows water through can cause continued leaking. Hunter explains that a sprinkler check valve will not fix a leaking zone valve. [3]
Can a leak make the rest of the zone spray weakly?
Yes, a damaged head or water connection can affect pressure and coverage. We check the cause because weak spray can also have other explanations. [2]
Will you need to dig up the whole lawn?
We first narrow the source using the symptoms and system checks. Buried pipes or fittings may need excavation, but the location and extent depend on the actual damage. We discuss access and the work area before proceeding.
How much does sprinkler leak repair cost?
Diagnosis, depth, access, pipe or fitting type, and the amount of damage affect the price. Call for current service charges and discuss the scope before work begins. Read what affects sprinkler repair cost.
How can I catch another problem early?
Watch each zone occasionally while it operates, then look for unexplained wet areas afterward. USU Extension recommends spring inspections and checks at least monthly during the growing season. Arrange winterization before freezing weather. [2]
Check the watering after the leak is repaired
After the repair, we run the zone to check for leaks and uneven spray. Adjust the watering schedule as weather changes.
Helpful sources
- EPA WaterSense: Sprinkler Spruce-Up — signs of underground leaks and checks for pipe and valve connections.
- Utah State University Extension: Irrigation System Maintenance — damaged heads, pressure problems, and seasonal inspection guidance.
- Hunter Industries: Valves Weeping or Leaking When Off — low-head drainage compared with a leaking zone valve.
Get help with your sprinkler leak
Tell us your town, where you see water, and when it happens. We will discuss service availability and the next step.
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