Broken & Cracked PVC Line Repair

We repair broken and cracked PVC irrigation lines throughout the Phoenix metro. PVC is the backbone of most Valley irrigation systems — it carries pressurized water to the valves that run your system — and when it breaks, the fix needs to be done right.

Why PVC, and why it fails

PVC is rigid, doesn’t rust, is easy to work with, and holds far more pressure than the city will ever feed your house — which is why it’s the standard for outdoor irrigation. In Arizona, the vast majority of grass sprinkler systems (around 95%) are run in PVC. Drip systems usually use black flexible tubing, but they can be run in PVC as well. Over time, PVC can crack or break for a few common reasons:

  • Tree roots pushing against the line
  • A shovel or pick strike while digging
  • An improper install angle for the fittings used

If it happens to you, call Sprinkler Doctors and we’ll do what it takes to get your broken or cracked PVC lines back up and running.

How much does it cost to fix a PVC leak?

Serving the entire Phoenix metro, East and West Valley — call 480-292-1773 or book at

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