Irrigation Pump Repair in Orlando & Central Florida
SalSan Irrigation repairs residential irrigation pumps across Orlando and Central Florida. If your pump won't start, keeps losing prime, or can't hold pressure, we diagnose the pump, the relay, and the suction line to get your system flowing again.
Common Problems We Fix
Pump won't turn on
A failed capacitor, relay, or float switch keeps the pump silent. We test the electrical path end to end.
Pump losing prime
Suction leaks, worn seals, or a clogged foot valve cause repeated priming loss. We find and fix the air leak.
Low pump pressure
Worn impellers, clogged intake, or a failing motor reduce output. We restore proper flow.
Pump short-cycling
Rapid on/off cycling stresses the motor — usually a pressure tank or switch issue.
Pump running but no water
Air lock, blocked suction, or a failed impeller. We isolate and repair the cause.
Our Irrigation Pump Repair Process
Full system diagnosis
We inspect the controller, valves, zones, heads and water source to find the true cause — not just the visible symptom.
Transparent estimate
You get a clear explanation of the problem and a straightforward price before any work starts.
Professional repair
We replace failed parts with quality components, rebuild zones, and restore proper coverage.
Final coverage check
Before we leave, we run every zone to confirm even coverage and no leaks.
Why Homeowners Choose SalSan Irrigation
Equipment & Systems We Service
SalSan Irrigation services and installs components from the brands most common in Central Florida homes. We are an independent irrigation contractor — not affiliated with any manufacturer.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does an irrigation pump last?
A properly maintained residential irrigation pump typically lasts many years. Frequent cycling, suction leaks, and electrical issues shorten lifespan — we address those to extend service life.
Why does my irrigation pump keep losing prime?
Losing prime usually means a suction-side air leak, a worn pump seal, or a failing foot valve. We pressure-test the suction line and seal the leak.
Why won't my irrigation pump turn on?
A pump that won't start often has a failed start capacitor, a tripped relay, a bad pressure switch, or a fault in the float or control circuit. We test each point to find the failure.
Do you repair Berkeley irrigation pumps?
Yes, along with other common residential irrigation pump brands. We evaluate whether repair or replacement is the better value.
Should I repair or replace my irrigation pump?
If the motor is burned out or the pump housing is badly corroded, replacement is usually more economical. For seal, capacitor, and switch failures, repair is often the right call. We'll recommend based on the diagnosis.
Schedule Irrigation Pump Repair
SalSan Irrigation serves Orlando and Central Florida. Call now or request service online.