Sprinkler Repair in Loveland, CO
Loveland sprinkler repair from a local crew: broken heads, leaking valves and zones that won’t turn on, fixed by the same Fort Collins crew our neighbors already trust. We drive down to Loveland for the same price we charge at home.
Sprinkler services in Loveland
We’ve completed more than 500 jobs in Loveland since 2021: north Loveland, Centerra, the Boyd Lake area and the west side near Mariana Butte. Same flat prices as Fort Collins, with no trip charge.
Sprinkler repair
Leaks, broken heads, bad valves and wiring problems fixed for Loveland homes.
Fall blowout
Compressed-air winterization so frozen water can’t crack your pipes and backflow.
Spring activation
We turn the water on, check every zone and fix problems before the summer heat.
How a Loveland service call works
1. Book a time
Book online, call or text. Tell us what you’re seeing, like a geyser, a dry patch or a zone that won’t run, and pick a time that works for you.
2. We diagnose it
A Lotic technician runs every zone on your Loveland system, finds the cause and tells you what it will cost before any work starts. No surprise charges.
3. We fix it the same visit
Our trucks carry common heads, nozzles, valves and fittings, so most Loveland sprinkler repairs are finished on the first visit. We finish by checking your controller schedule.
Sprinkler care for Loveland yards
Loveland sits right where the plains meet the foothills, so many yards deal with both heavy clay soil and slopes. Clay soaks up water slowly. On a slope, a long run time sends most of that water down the gutter instead of into the roots.
When we tune a Loveland system we look at each zone on its own: shorter run times split into a couple of cycles for clay and slopes, matched nozzles so sprays and rotors aren’t mixed on one zone, and heads raised or straightened so they clear the grass.
What we check on every Loveland service call
- Leaking or stuck valves
- Broken, sunken or tilted heads
- Zones that won’t turn on or won’t shut off
- Controller and timer programming
- Coverage gaps and dry spots
Loveland sprinkler questions
Do you charge more to come to Loveland?
No. Service calls are $128, activations start at $128 for up to 6 zones, and late-season blowouts are $164 for up to 6 zones, the same as in Fort Collins.
When should I blow out my sprinklers in Loveland?
Book your blowout for October so it’s done before the first hard freeze. Spots fill fast once a cold snap is in the forecast.
My yard is on a slope and water runs into the street. Can that be fixed?
Usually, yes. Shorter run times split into two or three cycles let clay soil absorb the water instead of shedding it. We also match nozzle sizes so the uphill and downhill heads put down the same amount, and raise or straighten heads that have settled.
Does clay soil change how long I should water?
Yes. Clay takes water slowly, so one long run mostly runs off. On Loveland controllers we program cycle-and-soak schedules: two or three short runs per zone with a break between them, which gets more water to the roots with less waste.
How many zones does a typical Loveland home have?
Most homes we see have between 4 and 10 zones. Activations start at $128 and late-season blowouts are $164 for up to 6 zones, and we’ll tell you the price for larger systems before we start.
What are the signs I need sprinkler repair?
Water pooling or running down the street, a soggy spot that never dries, a dry patch in an otherwise green lawn, a higher water bill, or a zone that hisses but doesn’t spray. Any of those is worth a service call.
Also serving Fort Collins, Windsor, Timnath, Wellington and Laporte.
Need sprinkler help in Loveland?
Book online in a couple of minutes, or call or text and we’ll get you on the schedule.