Clovis watering rules and your Hunter system
Clovis water customers follow the City of Clovis’s schedule. If your water comes from a different provider or a private well, follow that provider’s rules.
In short: three days a week Apr 1–Oct 31, one day a week Nov 1–Mar 31, none within 48 hours of rain.
After a Hunter repair we test each zone and can set the controller to match. See the full Clovis watering schedule.
We repair Hunter in Clovis
ACRE repairs Hunter sprinkler and irrigation systems in Clovis: PGP and PGJ rotors, Pro-Spray heads, MP Rotators, PGV valves, and X-Core and Pro-C controllers.
Everything is repaired from our Clovis location; see our national page on Hunter repair for the full list of Hunter problems we fix.
Hunter X-Core or Pro-C controller problems in Clovis
A Hunter X-Core or Pro-C that will not power up, lost its program or skips a zone may have a power, wiring or valve fault. We find which, repair or replace the controller, and set the schedule.
Clovis Public Utilities offers help setting sprinkler timers and free landscape audits at (559) 324-2600, and we can program a repaired or replaced controller to the same days.
Hunter zone leaking or soggy in Clovis
A soggy strip, a geyser or a zone that went weak on a Hunter system is often a broken lateral line or fitting rather than the head. We isolate the zone, find the break and repair the pipe.
Across Old Town, Loma Vista and Harlan Ranch, a zone with weak spray or a soggy strip along the curb is the usual sign of a leaking line.
About Clovis
Clovis shares the Fresno area’s hot, dry summers. Plastic risers, seals and solenoids work hard through the long season, and a lawn on a failed zone shows it quickly.
The 1894 lumber flume brought a lumberyard and sawmill to Clovis Station, and the town was incorporated as a city in February 1912.
Harlan Ranch, Loma Vista and Old Town are among the Clovis areas we work in.
Clovis had 120,124 residents at the 2020 census and sits at about 361 feet above sea level. Incorporated in February 1912.
Hunter PGV valve stuck on or leaking in Clovis
A Hunter PGV valve fails like any valve: debris, a worn diaphragm or a failing solenoid. A zone that stays on, will not close or weeps at the valve box can be rebuilt or replaced, and we test the wire back to the controller.
Clovis does not allow irrigation during or within 48 hours after measurable rain, and a valve that will not close can keep a zone running when the system should be off.
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Nearby communities
Nearby communities where we repair Hunter systems: Hunter repair in Fresno (7.6 mi), Hunter repair in Malaga (9.9 mi), Hunter repair in Friant (11.2 mi). Distances are straight-line from the center of Clovis.
Written by ACRE Landscape Co., Fresno & Clovis. Updated October 26, 2026.