
Irrigation Leak Detection
in Fresno.
A sprinkler zone that stays soggy or cannot maintain pressure may have a leaking pipe, fitting or valve. Irrigation leak detection helps isolate the affected part of the watering system.
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Start with the source.
An irrigation system has several potential sources of water loss, from exposed heads to buried lateral pipes and valves. A leak that only appears during one zone’s run is different from a continuously leaking supply.
What an assessment may involve
A contractor may review the controller, test zones individually, inspect valves and distinguish an irrigation branch from the house supply. Buried leaks may require additional tracing.
Before you arrange a visit
Have the controller location, usual schedule and affected zone numbers available. Explain whether water keeps appearing after the timer stops. If safe and familiar, stop the affected zone while arranging help.
Detection, access and repair
Some sprinkler issues are visible repairs rather than concealed leaks. Describe the symptoms on the call so the enquiry can be directed appropriately. Ask whether detection and irrigation repair are both available.
Questions about irrigation leak detection
Could a broken sprinkler head explain the water loss?
Yes. Heads, fittings and valves can lose water as well as buried pipework. Accessible components should be checked first.
Why is my yard wet when irrigation is off?
A leaking valve or pressurized supply is one possibility, but drainage and other water sources also need consideration.
Do I need to know the pipe layout?
No. Any records help, but you can start by describing the zones, wet areas and recent changes.
Ready to investigate the source?
Describe what you’re seeing. Call to discuss the next step for your property.

