Most sprinkler repairs in the Spokane area run $75 to $400 as of 2026. A broken spray head is usually $50 to $120 and a leaking zone valve $100 to $250. A technician finds the problem on site and gives you an estimate; the final cost depends on what the job turns up.
What it costs
| Broken or clogged spray head | $50 to $120 |
| Leaking zone valve (torn diaphragm, debris) | $100 to $250 |
| Solenoid or wiring fault | $90 to $200 |
| Cracked lateral pipe | $150 to $400 |
| Controller problem | $75 to $300, more if it needs replacing |
Typical ranges as of 2026 from our own guides. Your technician gives you a good estimate; the final cost depends on what the job turns up. All prices.
What usually breaks
Mowers, snowplows, car tires and plain age take out more heads than anything else. A torn diaphragm or a bit of debris keeps a valve seeping when the zone should be off. When one zone goes dead and the rest run, it is almost always that zone's valve, solenoid or wire. When the whole system is dead, look at power, the controller program or a closed main valve first.
Old systems are where experience pays. Reviewers mention Brad and Joe finding hidden valve boxes in minutes, tracing wires buried under new concrete, and fixing a 15-year-old head someone set too low.
What a repair visit looks like
We run each zone, check the controller and the valves, and find the fault. You get a good estimate, and the final cost depends on what the job turns up. Before we leave, the zones are tested and you know where your valves are.
How it works
- Call or book online. Tell us which zone and what you're seeing.
- We diagnose on site. We find the fault and give you a good estimate.
- Fixed and tested. Every zone runs, heads adjusted, nothing left wet.