Sprinkler repair is most of the work. Backflow assemblies and yard drainage are the other two calls that come in every week. All of it is quoted free, priced by the job and done by the owner.
01
Heads, risers, nozzles, valves, solenoids, wiring, controllers and pipe leaks on residential and light-commercial systems. Diagnosed zone by zone, quoted before the work, usually finished the same visit.
02
Testing, rebuilding and replacing the assembly between the irrigation and the potable supply. The utility letter with a deadline on it is this.
03
Water that sits against the slab, floods the side yard or drowns the lawn after every storm. French drains, catch basins, downspout tie-ins and regrading that move it somewhere harmless.
04
Pool construction cuts through the irrigation. Lines are capped, re-routed and re-zoned around the new deck and the rest of the yard keeps its coverage.
05
New systems and added zones designed for sandy Northeast Florida soil and the district’s watering-day rules, plus seasonal tune-ups that keep an existing system honest.
06
Sod, beds and plantings installed with irrigation designed first rather than patched in afterwards.
Pricing posture
A rotor head costs what it costs, but nobody calls about one rotor head. They call because a zone is dead and it could be the head, the valve, a cut wire or a leak under the sidewalk. So Colby comes out, runs the system, finds the actual fault and gives you a single price for fixing it. The quote is free. The number does not move unless the ground opens up and shows something new, and then you approve it first.
Free quotes across Clay, Duval, St. Johns and Nassau counties. Colby answers within the hour, gives you a firm date, and prices the job, not the clock.
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