Serving Reno and Sparks, Nevada

Sprinkler & Irrigation Repair in Reno, NV

Help for leaks, damaged sprinkler components, uneven coverage, drip-system concerns, and seasonal system needs.

Sprinkler heads watering a lawn in Reno, Nevada

About Our Sprinkler & Irrigation Repair Services

When an irrigation system leaks, waters unevenly, or does not return from winter as expected, the landscape can suffer and water can be wasted. Action Lawn & Landscape provides sprinkler and irrigation services for residential and commercial properties in Reno, Sparks, and the surrounding area.

What We Offer

Sprinkler system troubleshooting and repair
Broken or misdirected sprinkler head concerns
Drip-system repair needs
Leaks, dry areas, and uneven watering
Seasonal sprinkler startup and winterization

Why Action Lawn?

Property-specific estimates
Discuss the property and receive an estimate for the defined service scope. Pre-work on-site estimates for irrigation turn on, winterization, and repairs cost $98.00/hour with a one-hour minimum travel fee.
No long-term contracts
No long-term contracts to sign.
Licensed, insured, and bonded
Nevada Contractors 51072A & 59843

Who We Serve

See how sprinkler & irrigation repair may apply to different property types in the Reno area.

Homeowners

For lawns, planting beds, and outdoor areas showing dry spots, overspray, pooling water, or other irrigation problems.

Commercial properties

For business and managed sites where irrigation issues can affect larger planted areas or create visible water waste.

HOAs and property managers

For common-area systems that need a clear description of the observed problem before repair work is approved.

Reno Climate & Landscape Considerations

Freezing winter temperatures can expose weak or damaged components when a sprinkler system is turned on again. Cracks, leaks, and heads that no longer operate correctly may not be obvious until water is running.

During Reno’s dry summer weather, overspray and uneven coverage can waste water while still leaving turf or plants under-watered. Repairs should focus on the actual symptoms and layout of the property.

Activation and winterization dates vary with weather and site conditions. Systems are generally started after hard-freeze risk has eased and prepared for winter before sustained freezing weather.

How It Works

Request Service

Contact our office to schedule an irrigation service visit. Let us know about any leaks, dry areas, broken sprinkler heads, controller concerns, or other issues you have noticed.

On-Site System Inspection

An irrigation technician will inspect the affected area and related components of your sprinkler system, including sprinkler heads, valves, drip lines, wiring, controllers, pipes, pressure, and coverage as needed.

Diagnosis and Repair Authorization

Our service calls are designed for efficient, on-site troubleshooting and repair. By scheduling service, you authorize our technician to diagnose the issue and complete necessary sprinkler repairs during the visit without waiting for a separate estimate.

Necessary Repairs Completed & System Testing

The technician will complete the repairs needed to restore proper operation whenever parts, access, and site conditions allow. After completing the work, the technician will test the affected zone or system to confirm proper operation, water flow, and coverage.

Service Invoice

You will receive a summary of work performed and materials used. Charges are based on technician labor time, service materials, and applicable parts.

Frequently Asked Questions

When should sprinklers be activated in Reno?

The timing depends on the weather and the property. In general, wait until the risk of a hard freeze has eased, then check the system carefully as it is activated. Contact us if you see leaks, damaged heads, or zones that do not operate correctly.

When should a sprinkler system be winterized?

Winterization should be planned before sustained freezing weather. Reno temperatures can change quickly, so it is better to discuss the system before an early freeze is in the forecast.

What causes sprinkler problems after winter?

Freeze exposure can reveal cracked fittings, damaged heads, valve concerns, or other weak points. Soil movement and accidental damage can also affect coverage. A system evaluation is needed to identify the cause.

How can a property reduce irrigation waste?

Repair visible leaks, correct overspray, replace damaged components, and adjust watering as the seasons change. Water should reach the intended landscape rather than pavement or areas that do not need it.