Sprinkler Master began in 2009 with the aim to provide the community with quality sprinkler repair for a reasonable price. We’ve grown steadily throughout the years, and now provide our services to 10 different locations. We’re excited to now offer our sprinkler repair services in the Las Vegas area!
With over 10,000 hours of hands-on sprinkler repair experience, we’re true experts at what we do and can solve any sprinkler issue. Each of our employees is well-qualified and licensed to work on your sprinkler system.
Our main services include sprinkler repair, sprinkler installation, winterization, drip irrigation, and drainage.
If you need some help with your sprinkler system, give us a call! Sprinkler Master Las Vegas 702-550-2225
Sprinkler Master is excited to announce that we are now offering services in the Las Vegas Area! Our main services include:
• Sprinkler repair
• Sprinkler installation
• Winterization
• Drainage
• Replacing a control timer
• Drip irrigation systems
• Installing a rain or moisture sensor
• Fixing lawn dry spots
• Repairing a broken line
• Replacing nozzles
• Replacing sprinkler heads
Need a little help with your lawn sprinklers? Give us a call! Sprinkler Master Las Vegas-702-706-5279
Take a look at our latest blog post on our main franchise website!
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How do I stop my sprinkler from spraying onto the sidewalk?
“If your irrigation heads are spraying onto sidewalks or walls, or if your lawn is not being watered evenly, it is time to adjust the water pattern. You will first need to determine if the sprinkler has a stationary spray head or a rotor nozzle, since the adjustment procedure is not the same for both.
At the top of a stationary spray head nozzle you will find a small radius adjustment screw. Align the nozzle in such a way to keep the spray on your lawn. If the spray head is creating too much mist, try closing the adjustment screw slightly. A clockwise turn or two should reduce the misting by lowering the water pressure inside the nozzle. The screw can be closed considerably without reducing the spray distance.
If the irrigation head is of the rotor variety, you will need to properly set the spray arc and radius. This determines how far the irrigation head turns while on and how far it will spray. Rotor nozzles are held in place with a setscrew located on the side of the stem. Since the method of adjusting rotor nozzles varies from manufacturer to manufacturer, follow their instructions when making these adjustments.
Whether dealing with stationary spray heads or rotor nozzle sprinklers, make sure that each irrigation head sprays over to the next irrigation head, in every direction. Although this may seem to be a waste of water, it is the way sprinkler systems are designed. If head to head coverage cannot be made even after making adjustments, your heads may be spaced too far apart. At this point, an irrigation specialist may be your best bet to help determine a solution. In the meantime, some lawn relief may be found by increasing the sprinkler operation time.”
We fix sprinklers! - (702) 706-5279 sprinklereastvegas.com Dr. Sprinkler specializes in sprinkler repairs and installations. We have a goal to have outstanding customer service and communication with our customers. Dr. Sprinkler knows that the business is only as good as the people that work for it. As part of our mission statement we are honest, clean and full of integrity; therefore, we say we will be there when we say we will be there.
How do I set the timer for my sprinkler system?
Doing it yourself initially looks confusing, but here’s a breakdown of how to work it: Click here!
