We repair Toro in Clovis
Toro heads and valves turn up on plenty of Clovis yards. We repair them: pop-up spray heads, rotor heads, zone valves and controllers. We run each zone first so the fix matches the failure.
Everything is repaired from our Clovis location; see our national page on Toro repair for the full list of Toro problems we fix.
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.
Toro pop-up sprinkler head broken or stuck in Clovis
A Toro 570-series pop-up that will not rise, will not drop back down or sprays crooked is usually dirt, a worn seal or a broken body. Most are fixed by replacing the head or nozzle and matching the spray to the zone.
Clovis asks residents to keep sprinklers off hardscape and runoff to a minimum, so a head that sprays the driveway or sidewalk is worth fixing promptly.
Toro and watering in Clovis
From April 1 to October 31, odd-numbered addresses water Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday and even-numbered addresses Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, with no outdoor water use on Mondays. From November 1 to March 31, odd addresses water Saturday only and even addresses Sunday only. Irrigation is not allowed during or within 48 hours after measurable rain.
After a Toro repair we test each zone and can set the controller to match. See the full Clovis watering schedule.
Toro zone valve stuck open or will not close in Clovis
A Toro valve that is stuck open, or a zone valve that will not close, usually has debris, a worn diaphragm or a failing solenoid. We can rebuild or replace Toro valves.
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.
Toro zone with a leak or weak spray in Clovis
A Toro zone that went weak, or a soggy spot that never dries, often traces to a broken line or fitting, not the heads. We isolate the zone 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.
Nearby communities
Nearby communities where we repair Toro systems: Toro repair in Fresno (7.6 mi), Toro repair in Malaga (9.9 mi), Toro repair in Friant (11.2 mi). Distances are straight-line from the center of Clovis.
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Written by ACRE Landscape Co., Fresno & Clovis. Updated October 26, 2026.