Underground sprinkler lines

Repair the leak. Rethink the route.

Broken PVC can waste water, reduce pressure and damage the surrounding landscape. We locate and repair damaged irrigation pipe, and reroute lines when pools, patios, driveways or new planting change the property.

Hands joining PVC irrigation pipe during a sprinkler line repairRepair &
rerouting
Underground leaksTrace pressure loss and wet areas
Pool & patio changesReroute around new hardscape
Landscape projectsAdapt lines to a changing yard
System testingConfirm zones after the repair

Signs the problem may be underground.

A damaged line can affect more than the immediate area. Pressure loss, oversaturated soil and poor performance across an entire zone can all point below the surface.

Persistent wet ground

A soft or unusually wet area may indicate a leaking fitting or cracked irrigation line.

Sudden pressure loss

Heads may not rise or spray correctly when water escapes before reaching the end of a zone.

Recent construction

Pool, patio, driveway and landscape work can damage existing lines or make their old route impractical.

Residential irrigation line work beside a lawn
The right repair restores flow while respecting the property around it.

Line work

Restore the path water is meant to follow.

We evaluate the affected zone and determine whether a direct repair or a thoughtful reroute is the better solution.

  • Broken underground PVC pipe
  • Failed fittings and connections
  • Lines damaged by landscape work
  • Reroutes around pools and patios
  • Driveway and hardscape changes
  • Pressure and zone testing after repair

Trace. Expose. Restore.

Focused line work starts with understanding which zone is affected and why.

01 / TRACE

Identify the affected path

We use system behavior and visible symptoms to narrow the problem.

02 / ACCESS

Reach the failed section

The line is exposed with attention to the surrounding property.

03 / REPAIR

Reconnect or reroute

Damaged pipe is repaired or moved around the property change.

04 / TEST

Confirm flow and coverage

The affected zone is operated and checked after the work.

PVC line questions.

Common questions about underground sprinkler repair.

Can you find an underground sprinkler leak?

We diagnose the affected zone and use system symptoms to locate and repair damaged underground irrigation pipe.

Can lines be moved for a new pool or patio?

Yes. Existing irrigation lines can be rerouted around pools, patios, driveways and other property changes.

Can a broken line cause low pressure?

Yes. Water escaping underground can reduce pressure and prevent sprinkler heads from operating correctly.

Will you test the zone after the repair?

Yes. We run the affected irrigation zone to confirm operation and coverage.

A repair coordinated with pool and paver work.

In her May 1, 2026 Google review, Sunshine customer Denise Jones describes tree roots damaging her sidewalk and sprinkler lines. With the sidewalk removed and new pavers about to be laid, David and the team repaired the irrigation line within the available window.

Planning similar work? Tell us what is changing, which irrigation lines may be affected and your contractor’s schedule when you request PVC line repair. We can discuss access and availability before the area is covered again.

Read Denise’s original Google review · More customer experiences

Below the surface

Stop the leak before it spreads.

Schedule residential PVC sprinkler line repair in Broward or south Palm Beach County.

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