Irrigation Valve Repair in Orlando & Central Florida
SalSan Irrigation repairs and replaces irrigation valves throughout Orlando and Central Florida. A valve that won't open leaves a zone dry; one that won't close floods the yard. We rebuild or replace diaphragms, solenoids and full valve assemblies to restore reliable zone control.
Common Problems We Fix
Valve won't open
A dead solenoid or torn diaphragm keeps a zone from activating. We test and replace the failed part.
Valve won't shut off
A stuck diaphragm or debris keeps water running. We flush and rebuild or replace the valve.
Valve leaking at the bonnet
Worn seals weep water around the valve top. We reseal or replace the assembly.
Zone turns on at wrong time
Crossed wiring or a sticking valve activates the wrong zone. We trace and correct the wiring.
Manual bleed won't work
Internal blockage prevents manual operation. We clean or replace the internals.
Our Irrigation Valve 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 do I know if an irrigation valve is bad?
Signs of a bad valve include a zone that won't turn on, a zone that won't shut off, water weeping from the valve bonnet, or a solenoid that clicks but doesn't open the valve. We test the solenoid, diaphragm and wiring to confirm.
Can you replace Rain Bird and Hunter valves?
Yes. We replace Rain Bird, Hunter, Irritrol and Orbit valves, matching the new valve to your pipe size and flow.
Why won't my irrigation valve shut off?
A valve that won't close usually has a torn diaphragm, debris holding it open, or a solenoid stuck in the open position. We flush and rebuild or replace the valve to stop the flow.
How much does valve replacement cost?
Valve replacement cost depends on valve size, access, and whether the manifold needs rework. We provide an upfront estimate after diagnosis.
Can a valve be repaired instead of replaced?
Often yes — many valve failures are diaphragm or solenoid issues we can rebuild without replacing the whole valve body. We recommend the most cost-effective fix.
Schedule Irrigation Valve Repair
SalSan Irrigation serves Orlando and Central Florida. Call now or request service online.