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Whole-System Irrigation
Checkup for Oʻahu Homes
When was the last time you watched every sprinkler zone run?
Hidden leaks, damaged nozzles, poor coverage, and incorrect controller settings can go unnoticed. A Whole-System Irrigation Checkup helps identify visible water-waste concerns, coverage problems, and repair priorities across every accessible zone.
Starting at$275for standard 1–4 active-zone systems
Who the Checkup is for
A clear baseline
for an unfamiliar system.
The Checkup is for homeowners who do not know how well the complete system is working, have several unexplained symptoms, or want every accessible zone reviewed before deciding what needs attention.
Choose the right service
Known repair or
whole-system uncertainty?
Schedule the Whole-System Checkup
Choose this when you want the active system reviewed zone by zone with transparent starting pricing and clear recommendations.
Text to request a Checkup →What is inspected
Zone by zone.
System by system.
Only accessible components and zones that can be activated can be evaluated. Anything inaccessible or untested is documented.
Every accessible zone
Activate and observe every accessible irrigation zone, record what it waters and the irrigation type, and note whether it starts and shuts down correctly.
Controller programming
Review the date, time, watering days, start times, and zone run times; adjust programming when appropriate.
Heads, rotors & guns
Check accessible components for visible damage, clogging, sinking, tilting, obstruction, and incorrect direction.
Coverage patterns
Look for dry areas, overspray, blocked coverage, misting, uneven watering, and runoff.
Visible leaks & flow
Check for visible leaks, pooling, excessive flow, and other visible water-waste concerns.
Valves & valve boxes
Inspect accessible valves and valve boxes for visible leakage, damage, or operating concerns.
Accessible drip areas
Check for visible breaks, disconnections, clogging, or excessive flow where drip irrigation is present.
System documentation
Document findings, routine adjustments completed, and clear repair recommendations for the next step.
Included in the Checkup
Observation, routine adjustments
and clear recommendations.
Nozzle means nozzle only. Up to five standard spray nozzles may be replaced when needed. This does not include complete sprinkler bodies or heads, rotors, valves, drip assemblies, irrigation guns, or other parts.
- Complete zone-by-zone observation of every accessible zone
- Controller review and appropriate programming adjustments
- Routine spray-direction and alignment adjustments
- Ordinary cleaning of accessible clogged nozzles when needed
- Up to five standard spray nozzles replaced when needed
- Clear findings and prioritized repair recommendations
Transparent starting prices
Pricing based on
active zone count.
An active zone is a controller station that currently operates a group of sprinklers or drip lines. If you do not know the count, send a controller photo and we can help establish the starting point.
Prices are starting prices for standard residential systems within the regular service area. Large properties, irrigation guns, extensive drip systems, difficult access, neglected systems, distant locations, or complex conditions may require custom pricing. Repairs and parts beyond routine adjustments and up to five standard spray nozzles require customer approval and are billed separately.
What is billed separately
The starting Checkup price
does not automatically include:
These repairs, parts, and larger projects require customer approval before they are completed and billed.
- Replacement sprinkler bodies or complete heads
- Rotors or irrigation guns
- Valves, solenoids, or valve rebuilding
- Drip-system rebuilding
- Extensive hidden-leak locating
- Excavation
- Replacement controllers
- Wiring repairs
- Larger corrective projects
- Parts beyond the included standard spray nozzles
What the homeowner receives
A clearer picture.
A practical next step.
The Checkup documents visible and accessible conditions. It does not promise to locate every hidden problem or prevent every future repair.
- A clearer understanding of the system’s current condition
- Zone-by-zone findings for every accessible zone tested
- Identification of visible leaks and coverage concerns
- A summary of routine adjustments completed
- Repair recommendations prioritized as appropriate
- Guidance on the next practical step
How the visit works
From appointment request
to repair priorities.
- 1
Before the visit
Tell us what you have noticed and share access details, a controller photo, and the active zone count if known.
- 2
Run the system
We identify the controller and activate every accessible zone so the system can be observed in operation.
- 3
Review & adjust
We check visible components and coverage, review programming, and complete the included routine adjustments.
- 4
Explain findings
We summarize the condition, note anything inaccessible or untested, and explain repair priorities and options.
- 5
Approve separate work
Repairs outside the included scope are completed only with customer approval and are billed separately.
Optional next phase
The path to the
Three-Visit Care Plan.
The Care Plan is not automatic. Eligibility is determined after the system’s baseline condition and necessary repairs are understood.
View Care Plan eligibility and pricing →- 1Complete the Whole-System Irrigation Checkup
- 2Complete or document necessary baseline repairs
- 3Determine whether the system is appropriate for the Three-Visit Irrigation Care Plan
- 4If enrolled, return approximately every four months
Frequently asked questions
Before you
schedule.
These answers explain the service scope; they are not a diagnosis for a specific property.
How do I know how many irrigation zones I have?+
A zone is a group of sprinklers or drip lines that runs together from one controller station. If you are unsure, send a photo of the controller and the station count if visible; the active zone count can be confirmed during the visit.
What if some zones cannot be accessed or activated?+
We document any zone or component that is inaccessible or cannot be tested. The Checkup covers every accessible zone, but it cannot confirm the condition of areas that cannot be reached or activated.
Are repairs included in the Checkup price?+
Routine direction, alignment, controller adjustments, ordinary accessible nozzle cleaning, and up to five standard spray nozzles are included when needed. Other repairs and parts require approval and are billed separately.
What sprinkler parts are included?+
Up to five standard spray nozzles may be replaced when needed. This means nozzles only—not complete sprinkler bodies or heads, rotors, valves, drip assemblies, irrigation guns, or other parts.
Is the Checkup appropriate if I already know what is broken?+
Usually, no. If you have a known leak, valve, zone, head, controller, pressure, or coverage problem, request repair or diagnostic service. The Checkup is designed for homeowners who are uncertain about the condition of the complete system.
What should I send when requesting an appointment?+
Text the property address or neighborhood, a controller photo, the number of active zones if known, a brief description of any concerns, and useful photos or video.
How does the Care Plan work after the Checkup?+
After the Checkup, necessary baseline repairs are completed or documented. If the system is appropriate for the Care Plan and you enroll, the system is rechecked three times per year, approximately every four months.
Request a Whole-System Checkup
Ready to see how the
whole system is working?
Text your property address or neighborhood, a controller photo, the number of active zones if known, and photos or video of any concern.