Irrigation brands and controllers, one page each
Four pages on the controllers and components that generate most of our calls: what fails first on each, what the parts cost, and how each one holds up on a one-day-a-week watering schedule. We are an independent local service, not a dealer or factory representative for any of these brands.
Rain Bird sprinkler and controller repair in Ocala: what fails first, what parts cost, and how the system holds up on Marion County's one-day-a-week schedule.
What breaks and what it costs βHunter sprinkler and controller repair in Ocala: what fails first, what parts cost, and what's specific to running a Hunter system in Marion County.
What breaks and what it costs βOrbit and B-hyve smart controller repair in Ocala: what fails first, what parts cost, and connectivity fixes for Marion County's one-day-a-week schedule.
What breaks and what it costs βToro sprinkler and controller repair in Ocala: what fails first, what parts cost, and what's specific to running a Toro system in Marion County.
What breaks and what it costs βThe pattern across all four brands is the same: the controller is rarely the expensive part. A $200 to $600 controller swap almost always costs less than the water, plants, and repeat service calls that come from running a system on a lost program or a bad rain sensor for months. Whatever brand is on your wall, get the sensor and the schedule right first.
We are an independent service, not an authorized dealer for any manufacturer. Prices on these pages are the same ranges on our pricing page, and the problems pages cover symptoms that show up on every brand.
Ocala Irrigation Repair