Ocala Irrigation Repair Irrigation repair services in Ocala and Marion County, and what each one costs
Nine services, one diagnostic visit that starts every call. Marion County's mix is a little different from a generic Florida sprinkler market: a one-day-a-week watering schedule that punishes a bad valve or a lost controller program harder than it would somewhere with looser rules, a lot of acreage and horse property running off a private well instead of city water, and karst ground that makes a line break show up as a wet spot fast. Every range below is the same number on our pricing page, and every job starts with a diagnosis, not a guess off a phone description.
The general diagnostic call for any sprinkler or irrigation problem, no guessing off a description over the phone.
Broken, sunk, geysering, or misaligned heads replaced and re-adjusted so the pattern actually covers the zone.
Zone won't turn on, won't shut off, or a valve is stuck, leaking, or seized, repaired or replaced at the valve box.
Blank display, lost program, or a controller that won't hold a schedule, repaired, reprogrammed, or replaced, smart or standard.
A wet spot, a water bill spike, or a hissing sound underground, traced and fixed on the lateral line or the mainline.
The device Florida law requires on every automatic system, installed, tested, and calibrated so it actually overrides the cycle.
Dry patches, overspray onto the driveway, or a zone that just never got tuned right, corrected head by head.
Bed and landscape zones converted from spray heads to drip line, or an existing drip system repaired.
System won't start, pressure drops mid-cycle, or the pump short-cycles, diagnosed honestly, with a referral to a well contractor when that's the real fix.
Published price ranges in Ocala and Marion County
| Service | Typical Ocala range |
|---|---|
| Irrigation Repair | $75-$150 diagnostic visit |
| Sprinkler Head Replacement | $15-$50/head installed, $100-$250 typical visit |
| Irrigation Valve Repair | $150-$350 repair, $200-$450 replacement |
| Sprinkler Timer & Controller Repair | $100-$250 repair, $200-$600 replacement installed ($300-$700 smart) |
| Broken Line & Leak Repair | $100-$300 lateral, $200-$600 mainline |
| Rain Sensor Installation | $100-$250 installed |
| Zone Coverage Fix & Adjustment | $100-$275 |
| Drip Irrigation | $250-$800/zone |
| Irrigation Pump & Well-System Troubleshooting | $75-$150 diagnostic |
What moves a quote on this page is usually one of three things: how many zones are actually affected versus just one head, whether the system runs off municipal water or a private well, and how old the controller and valves are. A single geysering head on an otherwise healthy system is the cheap end of every range above. A system that has been running on a stuck schedule for a year, on a property with a pump that's also getting tired, is the expensive end, and we will tell you which one you have before quoting a number.
Full line-by-line pricing lives on the pricing page, the areas we cover are on service areas, and the FAQ answers what comes up most on the phone.