Hunter Sprinkler Repair in Fresno & Clovis

Check the controller for power and the program first. If the zone shows it is running, the valve, solenoid or wire is the likely cause.

Debris, a worn diaphragm or a failing solenoid. We can rebuild or replace the valve.

Dirt in the head, low pressure, a stuck riser or a worn seal.

A worn seal or a cracked body. A leaking body is normally replaced.

Yes, we repair sprinkler systems in Fresno and Clovis, including those with Hunter parts. Call (559) 203-7881.

Yes. We repair Hunter PGV valves and Hunter irrigation controllers.

Yes. We repair and replace Hunter PGP and PGJ rotor heads.

A bad solenoid, a wiring fault, a clogged valve or a controller problem. We test each in turn.

Yes. Call (559) 203-7881 for Hunter sprinkler repair in Fresno, Clovis and nearby towns.

Yes. ACRE repairs all major sprinkler and irrigation brands. Call (559) 203-7881 or use the form at the top of this page.

Dirt in the head, a worn gear drive or low pressure. We clean the head, replace the rotor, and check the pressure on the zone.

A Hunter Pro head that stalls is usually clogged with debris or has a worn gear. We service or replace the head.

Check for dirt and a clogged nozzle first, then low pressure. If the head still will not turn, we replace it.

If every head in the zone fails to turn, the cause is pressure or a partly closed valve. We check the valve and the line for a leak.

A worn seal or debris under it lets water leak from the top of the head. We replace the head or its seal.

A Hunter controller that is blank has a power problem: the outlet, the transformer or the wiring. We test each and repair or replace the controller.

Low pressure on a zone usually means a leak, a partly open valve, a clogged filter or too many heads on the zone. We trace it.

Leaks from the top come from a worn seal, a cracked cap or dirt that keeps the head from sealing. We replace the head or the parts.

Clean the head and check the seal. If it still leaks, replace the head or its seal. We match the nozzle to the zone.

Yes. We repair and replace leaking Hunter sprinkler heads, including PGP and PGJ rotors.

Turn off the water, dig around the old head, unscrew it from the riser and thread on the new one. We replace Hunter pop-up heads and set them level.

Dig around the rotor, unscrew it from the riser and fit the new rotor at the same height. We replace Hunter rotors and match the nozzle and arc to the zone.