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Rotor stuck, zone won’t shut off, or a blank Hunter controller? Our TCEQ-licensed technicians repair Hunter rotors, spray heads, valves and controllers across DeSoto and the southern Dallas metro, with flat-rate pricing and no hidden fees.
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Hunter is one of the most common irrigation brands in North Texas yards. Builders and installers use Hunter rotors, spray heads, valves and timers on everything from small front lawns to large sloped lots.
When a Hunter part fails, we find out why before we replace anything. That means checking pressure, wiring, valve diaphragms and controller programming, then matching any replacement head or nozzle to the rest of the zone so your coverage stays even.
If you see any of these on a Hunter system, a quick diagnosis usually saves a bigger repair later.
Debris, worn gears or low pressure can stop a PGP or I-20 from rotating, leaving dry arcs.
A head that will not retract is a mower hazard and often points to dirt, a worn seal or a pressure issue.
Usually a torn diaphragm, debris in the valve or a failing solenoid on a PGV valve.
Wiring faults, a bad solenoid or controller settings can keep a station from starting.
Blank display, lost programs or skipped stations on Pro-C, X2 and Hydrawise-enabled timers.
High pressure or mismatched nozzles cause fogging, overspray and brown spots.
PGP Ultra and I-20 rotors for medium to large turf areas, including arc and radius adjustment.
Pro-Spray bodies and MP Rotator nozzles for smaller or oddly shaped areas.
PGV valves, solenoids and diaphragms, plus valve box and wiring repairs.
Pro-C, X2 and Hydrawise-enabled controllers, programming and Wi-Fi setup.
Hunter parts are widely available, so most problems are a straightforward repair. We only suggest replacing a controller or a zone of heads when it clearly saves you money or water.
Yes. We repair Hunter rotors, spray heads, valves and controllers in DeSoto and nearby cities including Cedar Hill, Duncanville, Lancaster and Dallas.
Common causes are debris in the rotor, worn internal gears, a stuck arc setting or low water pressure. We check the zone first, then clean, adjust or replace the rotor as needed.
It can be done, but we usually match the existing brand and model in that zone. Heads in the same zone should put out water at a similar rate so the lawn waters evenly.
Yes. We install and program Hunter controllers, including Hydrawise-enabled models, and set up schedules that fit your lawn and local watering rules.
Based in DeSoto, we repair Hunter systems across the southern Dallas metro and surrounding cities.