Broken heads. Mystery wet spots. Zones that won't run. Pressure that's vanished. PJL Land Services repairs residential and commercial lawn sprinkler systems across Newmarket, Aurora, King City, Richmond Hill, Markham, Vaughan and the rest of York Region and the GTA — same-day during the April-to-October season. The service call is $95, repair labour is $95/hr, and every repair is quoted in writing before the work starts. 1-year parts & labour guarantee on every repair.
Eight patterns cover 95% of repair calls we run. Click any that match — or note them down and the AI intake will ask.
Zone runs but no spray, or all zones are dry. Usually a closed valve, controller fault, or pressure-supply problem.
Heads barely pop up, weak spray pattern. Often a pressure regulator, partially-closed gate valve, or split mainline.
Soggy patch on the lawn, water surfacing between zone runs. Usually a buried leak — a split poly fitting or cracked irrigation pipe.
Zone runs but coverage gaps. Could be a head buried by thatch, broken rotor, blocked nozzle, or wrong-arc nozzle for the area.
Clock loss after a power blip, Hydrawise app won't connect, schedule won't save, zones running at wrong times.
Zone keeps running after the schedule should end. Almost always a stuck valve solenoid or debris in the diaphragm.
Snowplow damage in spring, lawn-mower or shovel impact during the season. Heads are cheap; the labour to swap them is the variable.
Cracked manifold, split poly, blown valve diaphragm. Common on systems that weren't professionally winterized last fall.
Same flow every time. No surprises, no upsells, no "while we're here" pressure. Four steps, written down, run on every call.
Phone (905) 960-0181 or submit symptoms and photos through the AI intake. Same-day during season for Newmarket / Aurora / King City / Richmond Hill (typical 2–4 hr response). AI-intake bonus: if the on-site diagnosis matches what the AI predicted, you get one hour of repair labour free on the diagnosed work.
If you used the AI intake we arrive already knowing the likely problem. If not, the first on-site hour is the diagnostic window. Either way, we walk the system with you before quoting.
Written quote on the spot before any extra work. Approve, modify, or pass — your call, no pressure. Most repairs are completed same-visit with parts on the truck.
Run the affected zones, walk you through it, document the work. 1-year parts & labour guarantee — if the same component fails inside 12 months, we replace at no charge.
Customer called: a wet spot between zones 4 and 5 wouldn't dry. AI intake flagged it as a likely buried pipe split — one of the eight patterns we see every week.
Showed up, walked the system, traced the surfacing water. Cracked irrigation pipe at a tree-root crossing. Replaced the fitting with stainless clamps and a proper coupling, ran the zone, watched the spot stop swelling.
Sixty-five minutes door to door. Total: $215 with the service call — quoted in writing before the shovel went in.
This is most repairs we run.Most repairs land at one of these locked rates. Always quoted in writing on-site before any work begins. No "starting at," no surprise add-ons.
We'd rather you save your money where you can. Two things you can usually DIY safely. Five things that'll cost you more if you try.
If the same component we replaced fails inside 12 months, we replace it and re-fix at no charge. Documented on every invoice — above the industry standard, every time.
Read the full warranty →Same-day during season. AI-intake bonus: correct diagnosis = 1 hr of repair labour free. (905) 960-0181 or book online.
Chasing a specific symptom? These plain-English guides walk through what's actually wrong, what you can do yourself, and how we fix it.
Same-day across Newmarket, Aurora, King City and Richmond Hill during the April to October season — typical 2-4 hour response. Markham and Vaughan are slightly further (~30 minutes from base) so realistic response is 4-6 hours. For active leaks: shut your main supply valve immediately and call (905) 960-0181 — we route the closest available crew.
Pricing is locked. The standard service call is $95 (mobilization + on-site assessment). Diagnostic and repair labour is billed separately at $95/hr; every repair quote includes an estimated time so the customer sees the expected total before we start, and any over-time labour is quoted on the spot before continuing. Plus parts. Common flat-rate examples (parts + service call, with the repair-time estimate quoted in writing): one broken head $95 + $68 + labour. Stuck valve in a 3-valve manifold (full manifold rebuild) $95 + $135 + ($74.95 × 2) + labour = $379.90+. Wire diagnostics + simple in-box repair $95 + $187 = $282. Pipe break (up to 3 ft of 1-inch pipe) $95 + $120 + labour = $215+. See the published pricing guide for the full rate sheet. We always quote the repair in writing on-site before doing the work.
It's the only discount PJL offers. If you describe your repair issue through the AI intake on our website and the on-site diagnosis matches what the AI predicted, you receive one hour of repair labour FREE on the diagnosed work — a $95 saving. If the AI's diagnosis is wrong, no free hour applies. Anything else discovered on-site (a separate problem we find while there) is billed at parts + $95/hr labour, quoted to you on the spot before any extra work begins.
Broken or stuck sprinkler heads, leaking valves, low water pressure across one or all zones, dry spots in the lawn, wet spots that don't dry up, mystery zone shut-offs, controller faults (won't program / clock loss / no power), Hydrawise app connectivity issues, freeze damage from skipped winterization, water hammer from improper spring start-up, head height adjustment after lawn renovation, and full system pressure regulation diagnostics. If your system isn't behaving the way you expect, we can probably fix it.
Yes — every repair we do carries a 1-year parts and labour guarantee. If the same component fails again within 12 months, we replace and re-fix at no charge. (Doesn't cover separate / unrelated issues elsewhere on the system.)
Two things you can DIY safely: replace a broken or stuck spray head (unscrew the old one, hand-tighten a matching new one, $5-$15 part from any irrigation supply) and reset a controller after a power loss (re-enter your programming or run our Hydrawise app reconnect). Anything else — leaks, valve issues, low pressure across zones, mainline problems — is where DIY becomes risky and expensive. Wrong diagnosis on a low-pressure call has homeowners ripping up healthy zones chasing a leak that's actually a partially-closed gate valve at the meter.
Usually one of three things: a failed solenoid or stuck valve diaphragm, a cut or corroded wire between the controller and that valve, or a controller program issue. A single dead zone is almost never a pipe problem. We test at the valve first — wire diagnostics plus a simple in-box repair runs $95 service call + $187.
That's low-head drainage or a weeping valve. If it stops after a day, it's drainage — normal on sloped yards. If it never stops, the zone valve isn't sealing and is leaking water 24/7 — worth fixing before the water bill tells you first.
Between mid-October and early November, before sustained overnight freezes. Newmarket typically sees first frost in early October, and ground frost penetrates far below irrigation lines over winter — any water left in the system cracks pipes, valves and backflow preventers. Most spring repair calls trace back to a skipped or late blowout.
Yes. Most of our repair work is on systems someone else installed. We work on all major brands — Hunter, Rain Bird, Toro, Orbit — and every repair carries the same 1-year parts and labour guarantee regardless of who built the system.