Pump Won’t Prime
A pump that keeps pulling in air instead of water usually points to a leak or a faulty check valve, we find which one and fix it.
Pump & Well Irrigation Repair
Losing prime, short cycling, or barely any pressure at all? Pacific Lawn Sprinklers diagnoses and repairs sprinkler pumps and well-fed irrigation systems, so water gets where it needs to go again.
Sprinkler pump repair is the process of diagnosing and correcting whatever is stopping your irrigation pump from drawing and delivering water at the pressure your system needs. Pacific Lawn Sprinklers provides sprinkler pump repair, sprinkler pump replacement, and irrigation pump installation for systems supplied by an existing well, lake, or canal.
This applies to any home or business whose irrigation system draws from a well, lake, or canal instead of municipal supply, common in Florida and other areas with a high water table. It’s especially relevant if your pump is losing prime, short cycling, failing to turn on, or simply not keeping up with your system’s pressure needs.
Ignore the problem, and the effects spread through your whole system, weak coverage, dry zones, or a complete inability to water at all. A short-cycling pump left unaddressed can permanently damage the pump, the pressure tank, or the pressure switch, turning what could’ve been a simple repair into a full replacement.
Pacific Lawn Sprinklers repairs and maintains pump-driven irrigation systems for residential and commercial properties, restoring pressure and flow whether your water comes from a well, lake, or canal. Our technicians understand how a pump works with the rest of your sprinkler system, so a problem gets traced to its actual cause, not just the pump itself.
Not every pump issue needs a full repair, we evaluate first and only recommend a sprinkler pump replacement when the existing pump has reached the end of its service life. Pacific Lawn Sprinklers does not drill or install new wells, we service and maintain well water irrigation systems that already have one. Service availability may vary by location.
A malfunctioning irrigation pump can show up in several ways. Our sprinkler system pump repair technicians inspect the complete setup to identify what’s interfering with proper operation.
If we find an issue elsewhere in the irrigation system, Pacific Lawn Sprinklers also provides comprehensive sprinkler system repairs to help restore reliable operation.
A pump that keeps pulling in air instead of water usually points to a leak or a faulty check valve, we find which one and fix it.
We inspect suction lines, the pump, and the pressure tank, and check that your pipe size and water flow actually match what the system needs, to find what’s restricting flow.
We test wiring, the pump relay, and the pressure switch, since the pump itself isn’t always the real problem.
An insufficient air charge in the pressure tank is the most common cause. We diagnose the pressure switch and pressure tank, catching it early prevents permanent damage to the pump.
We locate broken seals, cracked fittings, and worn pipes before they waste more water or cause further damage.
Every irrigation system is different, which is why our technicians begin with a complete evaluation before recommending repairs or replacement. We inspect the irrigation pump, water source, pressure components, wiring, and controller to understand exactly how the system is operating.
Once the evaluation is complete, our technicians identify the root cause, not just the visible symptom.
We explain our findings, answer your questions, and recommend the most appropriate solution, whether that involves a repair, replacement, or upgrade.
Once approved, we’ll complete the necessary repairs or install replacement components using quality parts and professional workmanship.
Before leaving, we test the irrigation system to confirm the pump, pressure, and water flow are operating properly so your landscape is getting consistent coverage.
Every system is different, so service starts with understanding what you have. Two of the most common pump types we service are
We don’t service submersible pumps, those require deep well-drilling and are handled by well specialists, not Pacific Lawn Sprinklers.
We also offer upgrades to make an older pump-driven system more efficient:
If your existing setup no longer meets your landscape’s needs, our sprinkler installation and maintenance services can help reconfigure or upgrade it.
Pump-driven systems need the same seasonal attention as any other irrigation system. Ask your local Pacific Lawn Sprinklers team about a recurring maintenance agreement, so your spring start-up and winterization visits also cover your pump, pressure tank, and related components, no separate appointment needed.
For more than 45 years, Pacific Lawn Sprinklers has repaired pump-driven irrigation systems, backed by our On Time or On Us and 100% Customer Satisfaction Guarantees, with no contracts or prepayments required.
Pump, pressure switch, relay, wiring, or valve, our technicians diagnose the whole system, not just the part that looks broken.
Not every failing pump needs to be replaced. We evaluate first and only recommend replacement when repair won’t actually solve the problem, catching small issues early is what keeps a pump running for years instead of months.
Our vehicles carry the parts most pump repairs need, so many jobs are finished in a single visit.
If your well water is leaving stains or clogging your system, we install Rid O’ Rust and filtration systems to stop it before it starts.
Availability varies by location. Pacific Lawn Sprinklers operates through independently owned local teams across 10 states. Check Availability & Pricing to confirm coverage and schedule your pump service.
Pump repair costs vary based on the type of pump, the extent of the problem, and whether components like the pressure tank or switch need replacing alongside the pump itself. The best way to get an accurate cost is a diagnostic visit from your local Pacific Lawn Sprinklers team. Pump replacement and larger repairs may qualify for flexible financing through Wisetack, with no impact to your credit score.
More than 10,000 homeowners across our service areas have shared their experience with Pacific Lawn Sprinklers over 45 years of service. Here is what they are saying.
No. We don’t drill or install new wells. We repair, maintain, replace, and service pumps and irrigation equipment connected to existing wells and other compatible water sources.
Yes. We service well water irrigation systems, including their pumps, pressure components, and controllers. Your local team can confirm compatibility with your specific setup.
No. Submersible pumps require deep well-drilling and are serviced by well specialists. We repair centrifugal and jet pumps, the types used in most residential and light commercial irrigation systems.
We don’t recommend it. An improperly primed or repaired pump can burn out completely, turning a simple fix into a full replacement. Professional diagnosis identifies the actual cause before that happens.
Yes, we service both residential and commercial pump-driven irrigation systems. Contact your local team to confirm availability for your property.
Yes. We provide sprinkler pump replacement when an existing irrigation pump can no longer be repaired appropriately or meet the system’s requirements. Our technicians evaluate the existing water source, irrigation configuration, and pressure needs before recommending replacement equipment.
Cost depends on the pump type, the extent of the problem, and whether other components need replacing. Your local Pacific Lawn Sprinklers team can provide an accurate quote after a diagnostic visit.
Availability varies by location. Pacific Lawn Sprinklers operates through independently owned local teams across 10 states. Check Availability & Pricing to confirm coverage and schedule service.
Don’t let a failing pump leave your system without pressure. Pacific Lawn Sprinklers diagnoses the whole system, not just the pump, and fixes it right the first time.