How much does it cost to fix a sprinkler system in Franklin?

It depends on what's broken, which is why every repair starts with a diagnosis. Once the technician knows whether it's a cracked fitting, a valve relay, a failed backflow device or the controller, you get an estimate for the repair before the work begins. Systems Green Scene installed are repaired first.

Will Green Scene repair a sprinkler system another company installed?

Yes, and we welcome new customers like that every week. Many bought a home with the system already in the ground and have no idea who put it there; others had an installer who has since gone out of business. We chart the system on the first visit so every later repair starts from a map.

Why is there standing water in my yard when it hasn’t rained?

A sprinkler line or fitting is probably leaking underground. When the ground stays wet after several dry days, the pipe beneath it is the usual suspect. Slower leaks don't pool and tend to show up on the water bill instead; for those, we pressure-test the lines to find the section that's losing water.

Can you add a zone to an existing sprinkler system?

Yes. Adding zones to a system that's already in the ground is part of our repair work, and it's how a new bed or fresh sod gets water the original layout never reached. The technician checks the controller and the valves first, then gives you an estimate for the added zone.

Is emergency sprinkler repair available in Williamson County?

Yes, emergency assistance is always available. For a line that won't stop running or a backflow device that's spraying, call the office at (615) 585-0280 rather than sending the online form, so Teresa's team can get a technician headed your way as quickly as the schedule allows.

Can you fix or replace a sprinkler controller, including Wi-Fi models?

Yes. Controller repair and replacement are both on our list, and our technicians service Wi-Fi and standard controllers alike. When the controller works but the schedule on it is wrong, that's an adjustment rather than a repair, and it's one of the checks built into every spring start-up we do.

Sprinkler Repair & Maintenance in Franklin, TN

Free written estimate

Tell us what the yard needs. The office calls back to set up a visit.

Sprinkler repair at Green Scene starts with a diagnosis, then a repair estimate, then the fix that gets the system watering again. We work on any irrigation system in Franklin, Brentwood and the rest of our area, including the ones we didn't install. If we did install yours, the repair moves to the front of the schedule, and the office checks whether the system is still inside its 3-year installation warranty.

Maintenance is the other half of the page: a chart of how your system is laid out, a record of what's been done to it, and a schedule for what it needs next, so the next problem is quicker to find.

What sprinkler problems do you repair?

Our repair list covers 6 kinds of work:

cracked pipe and broken fittings
sprinkler heads that are snapped, stuck or worn out, replaced with new ones
zone electrical boxes and relays that stop a valve from opening
backflow devices that leak or fail, repaired or replaced
controllers, Wi-Fi or standard, repaired or swapped out
new zones added to an existing system when a bed or a lawn outgrows the old layout

Emergency help is always available. A line that won't shut off is a phone call, not a form.

A technician applying solvent cement to a length of white PVC pipe beside a cut line in an open trench — A damaged section cut out and a new length of pipe glued in.

How do I know my system has a leak?

Look for standing water. If it hasn't rained in days and the same patch of lawn stays soggy, a pipe or fitting under it is very likely leaking. Slow leaks are harder: nothing pools, and the first sign is a water bill that's higher than it should be.

For those, a technician tests the pressure in the lines, which narrows the trouble down to the part of the system that's losing water. Then we dig there, not everywhere. Teresa and Jose say it plainly:

Our motto is no water waste!
Teresa & Jose Garcia

I bought a house with a sprinkler system. Where do I start?

Start with a map. Plenty of new homeowners in Williamson County inherit a system without knowing who installed it or whom to call about it. On a first visit we can chart the system from scratch, find the trouble areas and recommend a maintenance schedule that fits it.

From then on, the history stays with us. Every Green Scene customer has a record of their operating system, so the technician who comes out next year knows what was fixed this year. If you'd like the seasonal visits handled automatically, that's what an annual maintenance agreement is for.

Three irrigation valves on new white PVC fittings, wired and sitting in an open hole in the lawn — A valve manifold rebuilt on new fittings, wired and ready to bury.

What happens after I call?

Teresa's office books the visit. The technician diagnoses the problem on site, gives you an estimate for the repair and, once you say yes, gets the system back up and running. Antonio Estrada is the person who keeps you posted along the way, and he's still there after the work is done.

A repair is often the moment to look at the bigger picture. If the system is old and patched in too many places, ask about a new installation; if it just came out of a rough winter, a spring start-up covers the controller, the backflow and every head at once.

Sprinkler repair for any system, whoever put it in