We specialize in fast, accurate valve repairs for residential and commercial systems across Orlando and Central Florida.
Ensuring a lush, vibrant landscape in Orlando’s climate requires a fully functional irrigation system. At Hessenauer Sprinkler Repair & Irrigation, we specialize in diagnosing and repairing irrigation valve issues, ensuring your system operates efficiently year-round.
Irrigation valves are pivotal components in both residential and commercial sprinkler systems. They control the flow of water to different zones of your landscape, ensuring each area receives the appropriate amount of hydration. Most systems in Orlando utilize electrically operated valves, managed by an irrigation controller that communicates through a network of wires connected to the valve solenoid.
Older systems might employ cyclermatic valves, a technology that, while once standard, can be less reliable over time. Upgrading these to modern electrically operated valves can enhance system performance and reliability.
Utilizing advanced tools like the Tempo 521A valve and wire locator, we accurately identify the location and condition of malfunctioning valves, even those buried underground.
We evaluate whether the valve requires cleaning, repair, or complete replacement, considering factors like age, wear, and compatibility with your existing system.
Using high-quality components from reputable brands such as Rainbird, Hunter, Irritrol, and Berkeley, we perform the necessary repairs or replacements to restore optimal function.
Post-repair, we conduct thorough testing to ensure each valve operates correctly, and the entire system functions seamlessly.
An irrigation valve controls the flow of water to different zones in your sprinkler system. Each valve opens and closes based on signals from your irrigation controller, allowing precise watering across your lawn or landscape. If a valve malfunctions, it can cause specific zones to stop working or continue running nonstop.
Common signs include zones that won’t turn on or off, inconsistent water pressure, or strange sounds coming from the valve box. If your controller is working but certain zones aren’t responding, the issue is often with the valve or its solenoid. A professional inspection can confirm whether a repair or full replacement is needed.
While minor issues like cleaning debris from a valve may be manageable for a DIY enthusiast, most valve problems involve electrical components or underground piping. Professional irrigation repair ensures accurate diagnostics, prevents further damage, and saves time—especially with complex systems.
The cost of irrigation valve repair can vary based on the complexity of the system and whether the valve can be repaired or must be replaced. At Hessenauer Sprinkler Repair & Irrigation, we offer competitive pricing and honest assessments. Contact us for a free estimate tailored to your system.
We service all major valve types and brands, including electrically operated valves, cyclermatic valves, and models from Rainbird, Hunter, Irritrol, and more. Whether you're dealing with a modern controller or a legacy system, we have the tools and expertise to fix it.
Most irrigation valve repairs can be completed in a single visit, typically within 1–2 hours. More complex repairs—such as locating buried valves or rewiring electrical components—may take longer. We aim for efficient, same-day service whenever possible.
Yes! We provide irrigation valve repair throughout Orlando and surrounding areas, including Winter Park, Lake Mary, Longwood, Apopka, Maitland, Oviedo, and more. Contact us to see if you're in our service area.
We take pride in keeping Central Florida’s landscapes lush, green, and efficiently irrigated. With decades of experience, our team has been the trusted choice for homeowners and businesses throughout the region, providing expert sprinkler repair, irrigation system installation, and maintenance services. Whether you’re in need of routine upkeep or a complete system upgrade, we are committed to delivering top-quality solutions tailored to the unique needs of Central Florida’s climate and soil conditions.