Sprinkler Heads Not Spraying
Spray field issues are common on aerobic systems and usually have a clear, fixable cause.
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What This Usually Means
These are the most common reasons spray heads stop working properly.
Clogged Heads
Debris blocking the nozzle
Low Pressure
Often a failing pump
Damaged Heads
Lawn equipment or foot traffic
Aerator Issue
Whole-system impact
What To Do Right Now
A few simple steps while you wait for help.
Check Single Head vs. Whole Field
Narrows down the cause
Inspect for Visible Damage
Mower damage is common
Note Any Alarm Activity
May point to the aerator
Schedule a Service Visit
Most fixes are quick
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Most spray head issues are resolved in a single visit — we diagnose whether it's a simple head replacement or a bigger pressure issue.
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Spray Field Not Working At All?
If the entire field has stopped spraying, call promptly — this can point to a pump or aerator issue needing attention.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about spray field and sprinkler issues.
It's a straightforward part, but proper reconnection and pressure checks are best left to a technician.
This often points to a clog or damage isolated to specific heads or a line, rather than a whole-system issue.
Not usually urgent on its own, but worth scheduling service soon to prevent buildup or pooling.
Not necessarily — it's worth checking, but many spray issues are isolated to the heads or pump alone.
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