Serving Memphis & Shelby County

Sprinkler Repair in Memphis & Shelby County

Need fast sprinkler system repair? Automatic Rain gets Memphis systems running again. Broken heads, hidden leaks, dead zones, or a controller that won’t cooperate? We diagnose the real problem and fix it right — same-week service from certified local techs. Diagnostics start at $89, with a clear repair quote before any work begins. Not sure what is wrong? Start with a sprinkler system inspection.

Same-week service
Licensed & insured
All brands serviced
Automatic Rain technician repairing a broken PVC sprinkler line in an excavated trench during a sprinkler system repair in Memphis, TN
We find it fast, we fix it right

Back up and running — without the runaround

When part of your system stops working, the cause is usually one of a handful of common failures: a cracked head, a leaking valve, a cut wire, or a controller setting gone wrong. Our sprinkler system repair team diagnoses the real problem quickly and fixes it right the first time, for homeowners across Memphis, Germantown, Collierville, Bartlett, and Shelby County. Our $89 diagnostic pinpoints the issue and comes with a clear, written sprinkler system repair quote before any work starts — so there are no surprises. We keep systems efficient to EPA WaterSense standards.

Automatic Rain sprinkler system repair — a technician tracing an irrigation valve wire with a locator
What we fix

Common sprinkler problems we solve

Broken & misaligned heads

Cracked, clogged, sunken, or crooked heads that spray the driveway instead of the lawn — replaced and re-aimed.

Leaks & line breaks

Soggy spots, geysers, and a spiking water bill usually mean a cracked pipe or fitting. We locate and repair it.

Valve & solenoid failures

A zone that won’t turn on — or won’t shut off — is often a stuck valve or failed solenoid. We test and replace it.

Wiring & controller faults

Cut wires, tripped controllers, and scrambled schedules — we trace the fault and get zones firing on time again, including on two-wire decoder systems.

Low pressure & dry spots

Weak coverage and browning patches point to pressure or nozzle problems. We rebalance zones for even watering.

Backflow repairs

A failed backflow assembly is a compliance risk. We repair or rebuild it and can handle the certified re-test.

Technician holding a rotor sprinkler head clogged with roots, pulled out during a sprinkler system repair in Memphis, TN
How it works

A simple, no-surprise repair

STEP 1

Book same-week

Call, text, email or request a visit online and we’ll get you on the schedule — usually within the same week.

STEP 2

Diagnose ($89)

Every sprinkler system repair starts with a zone-by-zone test, so the tech identifies exactly what’s wrong — no guesswork.

STEP 3

Approve the quote

You get a clear, written repair price up front and decide before we do any work.

STEP 4

Repair & test

We make the fix and run every affected zone to confirm full, even coverage before we leave.

Why homeowners call us

Fast, honest, local repairs

Same-week response

A broken head shouldn’t wait weeks — we prioritize repairs so your lawn never goes thirsty.

Stops water waste

Fixing leaks and misaligned heads can cut a bloated water bill by a noticeable margin.

Certified & insured

Fully insured techs — including a state-certified backflow tester — servicing every major brand.

Irrigation crew wrapping up a sprinkler system repair on a commercial lawn strip in Memphis, with the repaired PVC line still visible in the open hole
Where we repair

Sprinkler repair across the Memphis metro

We repair irrigation systems throughout Memphis and Shelby County. Find your area:

Direct answers

Sprinkler System Repair — Common Questions

How much does sprinkler repair cost in Memphis?

Our diagnostic starts at $89, which covers testing your system and pinpointing the problem. The repair cost itself depends on the parts and labor involved, and you always get a clear, written quote to approve before any work begins.

Why is one zone of my sprinkler system not turning on?

A single dead zone is usually a failed valve solenoid, a broken wire, or a controller setting — not the whole system. We trace the circuit and test the valve to find the exact cause, then repair it.

Why are my sprinkler heads misting or fogging instead of spraying?

Misting almost always means the water pressure is too high for your heads, which wastes water and weakens coverage. We measure your pressure and add or adjust pressure regulation so the system sprays properly.

How fast can you come out for a repair?

In most cases we schedule repairs within the same week. If a major leak is flooding your yard or spiking your bill, tell us when you call and we’ll do our best to prioritize it.

Do you repair systems you didn’t install?

Yes. We service every major irrigation brand, no matter who installed your system originally. Our techs are experienced across the controllers, valves, and heads used throughout the Memphis area. Prevent repeat repairs with a maintenance plan.

Sprinkler acting up?

Book a same-week repair — diagnostics start at $89.