Irrigation loss follows a landscape change
Describe the change and the affected watering zone. Landscape wetness can involve a line, valve or sprinkler component.
Map the changed landscape without digging
Use an existing plan or a simple description to show the changed planting and the affected watering zone. Note when the wet patch was first seen. Recent landscape work is a useful lead, but it does not establish whether a line, valve or sprinkler component is responsible.
Connect any path opening to a component finding
Ask which part failed and how its location was narrowed before work near finished paths is proposed. If the concern involves a head or operating schedule, buried line replacement may address a different problem. Clarify the proposed access, utility locating and surface reinstatement instead of approving excavation solely from the timing of landscaping.
Identify the irrigation zone and supply
Ask whether the assessment addresses a disturbed line, a valve or a sprinkler component before work near finished paths is proposed. The zone, supply type and watering cycle help define testing.
Related service information
Old Naples area guide and irrigation & sprinkler line leak repair. Our Naples water leak service homepage explains the wider scope.