About us
Irrigation Repair and Sprinkler Blowout in Tucson
Irrigation Repair and Sprinkler Blowout in Tucson
We handle irrigation repair across Tucson and Pima County, working on systems in neighborhoods from the east side near our 7240 E 22nd St location out to Midtown and the Catalina Foothills. Our crew sees how older housing stock in areas like Rincon Heights and Sam Hughes often has aging PVC lines and valves that crack during monsoon season or after summer heat stress, so we focus on locating leaks and replacing components without tearing up established yards.
Sprinkler blowout work ramps up each fall as temperatures drop in the Arizona desert. We clear lines in Oro Valley, Vail, and Marana before any overnight freezes hit, using compressed air to protect heads and zones on properties with mixed grass and desert landscaping. Our team stays available Mon–Fri 8am–6pm and Sat 9am–2pm to keep systems running through the dry months and ready for the next rain cycle.
What sets our work apart is showing up with the right tools for Tucson's caliche soil and hard water conditions, giving clear upfront quotes, and leaving sites clean enough that homeowners can inspect every repaired zone themselves.
- Located at 7240 E 22nd St, Tucson, Arizona, 85710, USA
- Business hours Mon–Fri 8am–6pm, Sat 9am–2pm
- Repair work on valves, heads, and controllers in east Tucson and surrounding Pima County neighborhoods
- Seasonal sprinkler blowout service timed to local winter patterns in Oro Valley and Vail
- Upfront quotes before any irrigation repair begins on your property
Credentials & guarantees
- ✓Located at 7240 E 22nd St, Tucson, Arizona, 85710, USA
- ✓Business hours Mon–Fri 8am–6pm, Sat 9am–2pm
Our guarantee
We stand behind every irrigation repair and sprinkler blowout with upfront quotes and workmanship you can inspect.
What Arizona, Tucson Customers Say
“Sediment from Tucson's hard water had clogged the drip emitters along my mesquite row, leaving dry patches that spread toward the gravel path. Tucson Irrigation Pros flushed the lines, replaced the emitters, and added inline filters. The mesquites now show steady new growth with no puddling at the base.”
“A cracked lateral line under the pavers caused constant seepage that reached the house foundation. They excavated the short section, swapped in new schedule-40 pipe, and installed a manual shutoff. The damp soil dried within days and the nearby rosemary hedge stopped wilting.”
“The controller was still set for spring run times, so the rotary heads ran past dawn and left soggy spots along the fence. They reset the schedule to two short cycles before sunrise, replaced two worn nozzles, and adjusted the arc on the corner head. The Bermuda now stays even without any standing water after irrigation.”