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Put Your Sprinklers Where They Work Best

Changes to your yard can leave sprinkler heads in the wrong place. New landscaping, patios, fences, flower beds, or changes to your lawn can block spray patterns and create areas that receive too much—or too little—water.

Guzman Irrigation + Landscape can relocate sprinkler heads to improve coverage, reduce water waste, and adapt your irrigation system to your property's current layout.

Call or text us today to schedule an irrigation evaluation.

When Should a Sprinkler Head Be Moved?

Your Yard Changes. Your Sprinklers May Need to Change With It.

A sprinkler head that was positioned correctly when your system was installed may no longer provide effective coverage.

You may need to relocate sprinkler heads if:

  • You've installed new landscaping or flower beds

  • You're adding a patio, walkway, driveway, or fence

  • Sprinklers are blocked by plants or other obstacles

  • Water is spraying onto your home or other structures

  • Sprinklers are watering sidewalks or driveways

  • Parts of your lawn have dry spots

  • Certain areas are being overwatered

  • A sprinkler head is too close to a new structure

  • You've changed the shape or size of your lawn

  • You're preparing for a landscaping or construction project

We'll evaluate the area and determine a better location for your sprinkler heads.

Sprinkler Head Relocation

Moving a sprinkler head involves more than simply digging it up and placing it somewhere else.

The new location needs to maintain proper water coverage while working with your existing irrigation lines, pressure, sprinkler spacing, and zone layout.

Our sprinkler relocation services can include:

  • Relocating existing sprinkler heads

  • Extending or rerouting sprinkler lines

  • Moving heads away from patios and walkways

  • Adjusting sprinkler spacing

  • Raising or lowering sprinkler heads

  • Replacing damaged heads or fittings

  • Adjusting spray direction and distance

  • Correcting coverage after relocation

  • Testing the irrigation zone after repairs

Moving Sprinklers for New Landscaping

Planning a Yard Upgrade?

If you're installing new sod, flower beds, trees, hardscaping, fencing, or other landscape features, existing sprinkler heads can sometimes interfere with the project.

Moving them before or during your landscaping project can help prevent damage and ensure your irrigation system works with the new layout.

We can reposition sprinkler heads and modify irrigation lines to better accommodate your updated landscape.

Improve Coverage and Reduce Water Waste

Poorly positioned sprinkler heads can send water everywhere except where it's needed.

Relocating and properly adjusting sprinkler heads can help:

  • Eliminate dry areas

  • Reduce overspray

  • Prevent unnecessary sidewalk and driveway watering

  • Improve coverage between sprinkler heads

  • Reduce water runoff

  • Protect new landscaping

  • Create more consistent watering throughout your lawn

The goal is simple: put the water where your landscape needs it.

Do You Need to Move a Head or Redesign the Zone?

Sometimes relocating one or two sprinkler heads is enough to solve a coverage problem. In other cases, several heads may need to be repositioned or the irrigation zone may need a larger redesign.

We'll inspect your current layout and recommend the most practical solution rather than making unnecessary changes.

Need a Sprinkler Head Moved?

Whether you're changing your landscaping, installing a new patio, or simply trying to fix poor sprinkler coverage, Guzman Irrigation + Landscape can help relocate your sprinkler heads and get your irrigation system working properly.

Let's Improve Your Sprinkler Coverage

Call or text us today to request an estimate or schedule an irrigation evaluation.

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