Sprinkler Repair St. Johns County FL

Sprinkler repair in St. Johns County.

Owner-operated sprinkler repair, backflow service and drainage for St. Augustine, Ponte Vedra Beach, Nocatee, Julington Creek, Fruit Cove, St. Johns, World Golf Village, Palencia and Vilano Beach. Free quotes, priced by the job, from a contractor based twenty minutes to two hours down the road in Middleburg.

St. Johns County has more new construction than anywhere else in the region, and new construction means builder-grade irrigation: heads set for the sod that was there on closing day, controllers on the default schedule, and zones that were never balanced. Nocatee, Julington Creek and the World Golf Village communities are full of systems that work but waste water. Ponte Vedra and the coastal lots add salt air and sandy, fast-draining soil that needs coverage tuned rather than simply run longer.

What comes up in St. Johns County

Coverage and pressure balancing on builder-installed systems
Reclaimed-water systems and purple-pipe rules
Drip conversion for mature beds in older St. Augustine neighborhoods
Drainage on flat Nocatee lots after heavy rain

Water utility and backflow

Towns covered

St. Augustine, Ponte Vedra Beach, Nocatee, Julington Creek, Fruit Cove, St. Johns, World Golf Village, Palencia and Vilano Beach. If you are just outside one of these, call anyway, the line on the map is not a wall.

Services in St. Johns County

Sprinkler and irrigation repair, heads, zones, valves, wiring, leaks, controllers
Backflow preventer testing, rebuilds and replacement
French drains, catch basins and yard drainage
Irrigation re-routes for pool construction
New installation, added zones and tune-ups

Questions from St. Johns County

Do you charge extra to come to St. Johns County?

No. St. Johns County is inside the regular service area, and quotes are free there like everywhere else. Pricing is by the job, not by the mile.

Who handles backflow notices in St. Johns County?

St. Johns County Utility Department serves most of the county, JEA serves the northern communities along the Duval line, and the City of St. Augustine has its own water system. Many newer communities run irrigation on reclaimed water with its own rules. Whatever the provider, bring the notice to the appointment and the test and paperwork are handled together. See the backflow page.

What are the watering days here?

All four counties fall under the St. Johns River Water Management District’s rule: two days a week during daylight saving time and one day a week in winter, based on your house number, with no watering between 10 am and 4 pm. Some cities and utilities tighten this further. A controller set to the right days is part of every tune-up.

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