Sprinkler repair and installation in Spokane Valley

Leaking, stuck on, or not ready for the freeze? A local crew led by Brad and Joe, 20+ years each on Spokane sprinklers, finds the problem and fixes it.

Shrubs and lawn being watered on a Spokane morning

Revive Irrigation Services repairs, starts up, winterizes and installs sprinkler systems in Spokane Valley and Liberty Lake. Most sprinkler repairs in Spokane Valley cost between $75 and $400 as of 2026: broken spray heads are the most common at $50 to $120, followed by leaking zone valves at $100 to $250.

The repairs we see most in the Valley

Broken or clogged spray heads from mowers, snowplows, car tires and age, $50 to $120. Leaking zone valves from a torn diaphragm or debris, $100 to $250. Solenoid and wiring faults that leave a zone dead, $90 to $200. Cracked lateral pipe from winter or a shovel strike, $150 to $400. Controller problems after a power blink, $75 to $300.

A technician can usually diagnose the problem in one visit, and most repairs are done the same visit.

New systems and blowouts

New systems and additions get a free estimate; most Spokane-area installs run $3,500 to $7,500 as of 2026. Fall blowouts run $75 to $150 for most homes, and Valley lawns need them done before the first hard freeze in mid-October like everywhere else in the county.

Questions

Do you serve Spokane Valley and Liberty Lake?

Yes. Revive Irrigation Services works in Spokane Valley and Liberty Lake for sprinkler repair, spring startups, fall blowouts, new systems, drip and backflow testing. Call (509) 986-4262 to get on the schedule.

How much does sprinkler repair cost in Spokane Valley?

As of 2026, most residential sprinkler repairs in Spokane Valley run between $75 and $400 depending on the problem. A broken spray head is usually $50 to $120. A leaking valve or wiring fault typically lands between $90 and $250.

Sprinklers in Spokane Valley and Liberty Lake, done right.

Send the form or call (509) 986-4262. The office is open Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 4:30 PM. New systems and additions get a free estimate; repairs and startups are billed by the service call.