Irrigation systems develop leaks in various components, each requiring specific detection techniques for accurate location and assessment. Sprinkler head leaks often result from lawn equipment damage, settling, or normal wear from constant exposure to weather and water pressure. Underground pipe leaks can be particularly challenging to locate since they may not surface immediately, especially in Orlando's sandy soil conditions that allow water to disperse widely before becoming visible.

Valve box leaks typically occur at connection points where different zones connect to the main water supply, often due to pressure changes or soil movement around the valve housing. Drip irrigation system leaks present unique challenges since these systems operate at lower pressures and leaks may be very small, requiring sensitive detection equipment to locate precisely.

Backflow preventer leaks require immediate attention as they can affect your main water supply and may indicate system-wide pressure issues. Our detection methods account for Orlando's unique environmental factors, including root intrusion from mature trees, soil settlement patterns, and the effects of seasonal water table changes on underground irrigation components.