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Madera, CA · Hunter repair

Hunter Sprinkler Repair in Madera, CA

Fixing Hunter sprinkler systems in Madera: PGP and PGJ rotors, PGV valves, X-Core and Pro-C controllers. We serve Madera from our Fresno location, about 18.8 miles away.

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We repair Hunter in Madera

Hunter parts are common on Madera yards, and we repair them: rotor and spray heads, MP Rotators, PGV valves and solenoids, and Hunter controllers. We run each zone, find the failure, and fix it.

Everything is repaired from our Fresno location; see our national page on Hunter repair for the full list of Hunter problems we fix.

Hunter MP Rotator uneven or weak in Madera

Hunter MP Rotators water slowly and evenly, so a clogged nozzle or low pressure shows up as a dry fan on the lawn. We clean or replace the nozzle, check pressure on the zone and look for a leak upstream.

Under Madera’s Stage B rules, leaks and sprinkler adjustments must be fixed within 5 days of a citation, so a broken head should not wait.

About Madera

Madera shares the Fresno area’s semi-arid San Joaquin Valley climate, with long, hot, dry summers, mild winters and about 11 inches of rain a year, so sprinklers carry most of the watering load.

The 2020 census counted 18,189 housing units in Madera, and about 51.3% of occupied homes are owner-occupied.

Madera is the county seat of Madera County, and its name is Spanish for “lumber.”

Madera’s average annual precipitation is about 10.8 inches, concentrated between November and March, according to Wikipedia’s NOAA-based climate section.

Hunter PGP or PGJ rotor not rotating in Madera

A Hunter PGP or PGJ that will not turn, will not rise or leaks at the top usually has dirt in the head, a worn gear or a worn seal. We repair or replace the rotor and pick a nozzle that fits the zone.

Under Madera’s Stage B rules, leaks and sprinkler adjustments must be fixed within 5 days of a citation, so a broken head should not wait.

Hunter and watering in Madera

Madera city water customers follow the City of Madera’s Stage B rules. The City’s water system includes 20 active wells and about 200 miles of waterlines, per Wikipedia.

Under the City’s Stage B rules, even-numbered addresses water Wednesday, Friday and Sunday and odd-numbered addresses Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. No outside water use on Mondays or between 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. The City’s rules also say leaks and sprinkler adjustments must be fixed within 5 days of a citation.

After a Hunter repair we test each zone and can set the controller to match. See the full Madera watering schedule.

Hunter X-Core or Pro-C controller problems in Madera

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.

Madera water customers water three days a week by address and never on Mondays, so a controller that loses its program can put a yard outside the rules.

Nearby communities

Nearby communities where we repair Hunter systems: Hunter repair in Madera Ranchos (10.1 mi), Hunter repair in Biola (11.3 mi), Hunter repair in Kerman (16.4 mi). Distances are straight-line from the center of Madera.

Helpful guides

Written by ACRE Landscape Co., Fresno & Clovis. Updated October 26, 2026.

FAQ

Hunter repair in Madera: common questions

Do you repair Hunter sprinklers in Madera?

Yes. Madera is about 18.8 miles from our Fresno location, and we serve it from there. Type your address in the form at the top of the page and we will confirm it. We repair Hunter and all other major brands.

Do you also repair other brands next to Hunter parts?

Yes. Many yards mix brands, and we repair all major brands.

Do you repair Hunter PGV valves in Madera?

Yes. We repair Hunter PGV valves and test the solenoid and wiring.

Can you fix a Hunter X-Core controller in Madera?

We repair or replace Hunter X-Core and Pro-C controllers and set the schedule.

Who provides water in Madera?

Madera city water customers follow the City of Madera’s Stage B rules. The City’s water system includes 20 active wells and about 200 miles of waterlines, per Wikipedia. Ask your provider for the current watering rules.

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