A wet patch is evidence to investigate, not proof of a broken irrigation pipe. Observe whether it appears only when a certain station runs, persists with the system off or follows rainfall. Photograph the area and note changes in meter activity if that information is available. Drainage, irrigation and other water sources may produce similar surface symptoms.
Explain whether pipes lie under turf, planting beds or hard surfaces. Ask how the investigation will narrow the location before excavation and what restoration is included. The repair scope should identify the source and include a test under normal operating conditions.
For an Orlando-area request, call (855) 624-0776 with the address, project goals and any photographs or equipment information you have. Confirm service availability, assessment charges, the proposed scope and appointment options before booking. Related planning: Landscape Drainage, service areas and [current watering restrictions](https://www.sjrwmd.com/wateringrestrictions/).
How it works
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Describe the property and goal
Call (855) 624-0776 with the address and details relevant to irrigation leak detection.
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Review assessment and scope
Confirm availability, required checks, material choices, access and any approval requirements.
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Agree on the next step
Review the quote, work boundaries and completion checks before booking.
Pricing
Pricing depends on the property, access, diagnosis, materials and agreed scope. Request the assessment charge, inclusions, exclusions and written proposal before authorizing work.