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Sprinkler & Irrigation Repair

Gainesville, North Atlanta & North Georgia

We diagnose and repair broken sprinkler heads, leaking pipes, faulty valves and irrigation controllers. Professional service throughout North Georgia.

Multiple rotor sprinkler heads throwing water arcs across a lush green lawn — large brick Georgian home softly blurred in the warm afternoon background
The Medics Method

How We Work

No guessing, no upselling. We find what's wrong, fix it on the spot when we can, and confirm every zone runs before we leave.

STEP 01

Diagnose

We trace the real fault — controller, wiring, valve, solenoid, head, or line — so you pay to fix the problem, not chase it.

STEP 02

Repair

Broken heads, leaking valves, cut lines, dead solenoids. Most repairs done on the first visit with parts on the truck.

STEP 03

Test

We run the repaired zones and check coverage, pressure and controller settings before we leave.

Transparent Rates

Straight pricing, no surprise fees.

You get a working system and a clear bill. We give you an estimate before we dig — and we charge for time on site, not inflated service call fees.

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First hourDiagnosis + repair time$125
Each hour afterBilled as worked$80/hr
After-hours serviceEvenings, weekends & emergenciesPort-to-port +$125

// Parts billed separately. Estimate before work begins.

From the field

Real Irrigation Repairs

Valve and pipe repairs photographed on actual job sites.

Overhead view of a multi-zone irrigation valve manifold with solenoids, PVC pipe, and colored wiring in red Georgia clay — real job site + Valve Repair
Broken irrigation pipe sitting in muddy water in a rectangular excavation next to a paver walkway — active pipe leak repair + Pipe Leak
Black solenoid valve bodies and white PVC irrigation pipe exposed in Georgia clay — valve diagnosis in progress + System Diagnosis
Service Areas

Based in Gainesville. Serving North Georgia.

Our core area covers Hall County and Lake Lanier, Gwinnett, North Fulton, Forsyth and Dawson, with the same rates throughout. Expanding coverage includes Northeast Georgia and the East Metro; scheduling and any travel terms are confirmed by phone.

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Common Questions

Quick answers before you call.

More detail on every one of these in Irrigation Help.

Same-day or next-day service in most of Hall County and the North Gwinnett and North Fulton corridor, with emergencies prioritized. Call 770.335.8595 for the fastest dispatch. Form requests get a reply within 24 hours.

Irrigation Medics charges $125 for the first hour on site, which covers diagnosis plus repair time, and $80 per hour after that. After-hours service is port-to-port plus $125. Parts are billed separately and you get an estimate before work begins.

Yes. We diagnose and repair any brand of controller, valve, rotor or spray head, no matter who installed the system originally. Most of our work is on systems installed by somebody else.

The core service area is Gainesville, Hall County and the Lake Lanier communities, Gwinnett County, North Fulton, Forsyth and Dawson: Duluth, Johns Creek, Norcross, Alpharetta, Suwanee, Buford, Peachtree Corners, Sugar Hill, Lawrenceville, Dacula, Snellville, Grayson, Loganville, Flowery Branch, Oakwood, Braselton, Cumming, Roswell, Milton and Dawsonville, with rates the same throughout. Coverage is expanding into Winder, Jefferson, Athens, Watkinsville, Monroe, Covington and Conyers; there, published rates apply and the available day and any travel terms are confirmed by phone before booking.

Yes. A single dead zone is normally the solenoid, the wire feeding it, or a valve stuck shut, and it is one of the most common calls we take. We test for 24 volts at the valve, trace the wire if the voltage is there, and repair the failed component.

Close the irrigation shutoff valve, which is usually near the water meter or backflow assembly, then call. A zone that will not stop is continuous water loss and usually means grit in the valve diaphragm or a failed solenoid holding the valve open.

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