Sprinkler Repair & Installation in Denver

Name: Conserva Irrigation of Denver
Address: 266 SOUTH JERSEY ST,, Denver, CO, 80224
Telephone: (720) 784-6496

Residential Sprinkler Services for Denver & Aurora Homeowners

Denver’s semi-arid climate puts real seasonal demands on residential sprinkler systems, and right now, with Denver Water’s Stage 1 drought restrictions in effect, a properly functioning and efficient system isn’t optional. We’re Conserva Irrigation of Denver, and we deliver residential sprinkler repair and installation built around one goal: keeping your lawn healthy while using significantly less water. Our satisfaction guarantee backs every job we perform.

Ready to stop wasting water and money? Schedule your free sprinkler inspection or call us today at (720) 784-6496 to request service in Denver or Aurora.

Reliable Sprinkler Repair Services

We address leaks, broken heads, controller issues, dry patches, and electrical malfunctions. It’s the full range of problems that disrupt sprinkler performance. When our technicians arrive, they investigate and examine your sprinkler system fully rather than patching only what you reported. Our vans are stocked to resolve both common problems and more complex ones in the same visit, so you’re not left waiting on a follow-up appointment.

Every repair comes with a flat rate estimate, with each item listed individually. You decide which repairs and upgrades to approve: no bundling, no surprises.

Under Denver Water’s Stage 1 drought rules, leaking sprinkler systems must be repaired within 10 days. A malfunctioning system isn’t just an inconvenience; it’s a compliance issue with a deadline.

Sprinkler System Installations

We design and install new sprinkler systems, expansions, and full replacements, each one customized to the specific property. Our design process accounts for precipitation rate, percolation rate, type of soil, slope, and sun and shade conditions across your yard. Every component is selected to deliver the right amount of water at precisely the right time.

The result: systems designed by Conserva Irrigation of Denver use 40%-60% less water than a traditional sprinkler system. This can help lower water bills while supporting a lawn that stays healthy through Denver’s demanding summers.

What Sets Conserva Irrigation of Denver Apart

Water conservation isn’t a feature we offer. It’s the foundation of how we work. Our technicians use high-quality products and smart irrigation technology on every job, whether that’s a single broken head or a full system installation. The goal is always the same: reduce waste without compromising your lawn. All work is backed by a satisfaction guarantee, and customers who partner with us can see meaningful reductions in their water bills while contributing to the community’s broader conservation goals.

Free Sprinkler Inspections & Maintenance Packages

We offer a free sprinkler inspection as the best starting point for new customers. Our thorough inspection assesses the full system, identifying repair needs, inefficiencies, and upgrade opportunities, before any money changes hands. From there, cost-effective maintenance packages help keep your system operating at its best throughout the year, catching small issues before they become expensive repairs.

Denver Water’s Stage 1 Drought & Your Sprinkler System

Denver Water declared Stage 1 Mandatory Drought restrictions on March 25, 2026, requiring all customers to reduce total water use by at least 20%. Watering is limited to two assigned days per week, only before 10 a.m. or after 6 p.m. An efficient, properly maintained sprinkler system is one of the most practical tools for staying within those limits, and our conservation-first approach is built to help Denver and Aurora homeowners work toward that.

Serving Denver & Aurora, CO

Conserva Irrigation of Denver serves residential customers throughout Denver and Aurora. Aurora has declared its own Stage 1 drought restrictions, with the same 20% reduction goal and two-days-per-week watering limits, making an efficient and well-maintained irrigation system just as valuable across the full service area.

Schedule Your Free Inspection Today

Start with a free sprinkler inspection and let our team assess your system from top to bottom. We’ll identify what needs attention, present a flat rate estimate with each item listed separately, and complete approved repairs in the same visit whenever possible. Every job is backed by our satisfaction guarantee.

Call Conserva Irrigation of Denver at (720) 784-6496 to schedule your free sprinkler inspection or request sprinkler repair service in Denver or Aurora.

Common Sprinkler Repair Issues We Diagnose & Fix

Our technicians don’t just address the symptom you called about. When we arrive, we investigate and examine your sprinkler system fully, looking for anything affecting performance.

Common problems we diagnose and repair include:

Broken or clogged heads that leave dry patches or dead zones in the lawn
Zone valves that stick open, fail to open, or cycle erratically
Controller and timer malfunctions that throw off watering schedules
Pipe leaks that waste water, raise your bill, and can go undetected for weeks
Low pressure caused by blockages or system damage affecting head coverage
Electrical faults that prevent zones from activating or cause unpredictable system behavior

A sprinkler system that won’t shut off can quickly run afoul of Denver Water’s pooling and runoff rules, which prohibit water from collecting in gutters, streets, or alleys. Prompt diagnosis and sprinkler repair helps keep you compliant and your lawn properly irrigated.

How We Design Every Residential Installation

A sprinkler system that’s properly designed from the start performs better and wastes less water over its entire lifespan. We treat design and component specification as foundational to long-term system success.

Every Conserva Irrigation of Denver residential installation is custom-built around five property factors:

Precipitation rate: how fast water is applied across each zone
Percolation rate: how quickly your soil absorbs water before runoff begins
Type of soil: Denver’s clay-heavy soils absorb water slowly and require careful application rates
Slope: determines zone boundaries and head placement to prevent runoff on grades
Sun and shade: mapped across the property to avoid overwatering shaded areas and underwatering exposed ones

Matching sprinkler head types within each zone is standard practice in our designs. Mixing fixed and rotary heads in the same zone produces uneven coverage and is one of the most common sources of inefficiency in older systems.

Smart Irrigation Technology

We use smart irrigation technology on every system we install and upgrade. Smart controllers adjust watering schedules automatically based on weather conditions, soil type, and plant water needs, reducing waste compared to fixed-schedule timers that run regardless of recent rainfall. During Denver’s active Stage 1 drought, a smart controller that skips or reduces cycles in response to recent rain or forecast conditions can be a practical compliance tool as much as an efficiency one.

Seasonal Sprinkler Care in Colorado

Colorado’s freeze-thaw cycle creates risk at both ends of the irrigation season. A proper fall sprinkler blowout uses compressed air to clear water from every zone, head, and valve before the first freeze. Water left in pipes expands as it freezes and can crack fittings, pipes, and backflow assemblies, turning a routine seasonal close into a costly spring repair.

Spring startup involves zone testing, controller review, and head inspection to catch any winter damage before the irrigation season begins. Denver Water’s Stage 1 drought rules also ask customers to keep automatic irrigation systems off until at least mid- to late-May, so the timing of spring startup carries compliance weight alongside the seasonal one. Our maintenance packages are designed to address both ends of the season and help keep your system running efficiently year-round.

Signs Your Denver Sprinkler System Needs Repair

Not every sprinkler problem is obvious. These symptoms typically signal a repair worth scheduling before the issue worsens:

Unexpected water bill spike without a change in your watering schedule often points to a hidden leak
Dry patches or brown spots that persist after regular watering cycles suggest a broken head, clogged nozzle, or zone that isn’t activating
Pooling water around a head or in a low area of the yard after a cycle can indicate a stuck-open valve or lateral line leak
Controller losing programming after a power outage or displaying error codes may mean the controller needs repair or replacement
Uneven green-and-brown patterns across the lawn often point to mixed head types in the same zone, misaligned heads, or pressure problems

Water Savings That Translate to Real Dollars

Landscape irrigation accounts for an estimated 40% to 50% of household water use in Colorado. An inefficient system doesn’t just waste water. It inflates your bill every month of the irrigation season. Systems designed by Conserva Irrigation of Denver use 40%-60% less water than a traditional sprinkler system, and that efficiency is built into every repair and upgrade we perform, not just new installations. In a semi-arid climate like Denver’s, even modest efficiency gains can add up meaningfully over a full season.

Denver Water Stage 1 Drought Rules

Denver Water’s Stage 1 Mandatory Drought restrictions are in effect through October 1, 2026. Here’s what single-family residential customers need to know:

Assigned watering days: Even-numbered addresses water on Sunday and Thursday; odd-numbered addresses water on Wednesday and Saturday
Permitted hours: Before 10 a.m. or after 6 p.m. on assigned days only
Leak repair requirement: Leaking sprinkler systems must be repaired within 10 days
Violation fines: First offense is a written warning; second is $250; third is $500
Escalation: Denver Water can move to Stage 2 restrictions based on reservoir levels; monitor denverwater.org for updates

What to Expect from a Conserva Irrigation of Denver Service Call

When our technician arrives, the first step is a full system assessment. It’s not just a look at the issue you described. We investigate and examine your sprinkler system fully before recommending any repairs. Our vans are stocked so we can resolve most problems the same day, including repairs that go beyond the original call.

If the inspection turns up multiple repair needs or upgrade opportunities, we provide a flat rate estimate with each item listed individually. You approve what you want done: no pressure to bundle services you’re not ready for.

For new customers, the free sprinkler inspection is the right place to start. It gives you a clear picture of your system’s condition before any commitment to repairs, and it’s one of the most efficient ways to catch both immediate problems and longer-term efficiency improvements in a single visit.