Residential & Commercial Irrigation Across Southeast Michigan
Broken sprinkler heads, damaged pipes, low pressure, dry areas, underground leaks, wiring faults, stuck zones, and complete irrigation system repairs.
70 published guides
Review general Hunter HydroTech pricing examples for swing assembly replacement, CRE or CRT reconstruction, fitting leaks, and sprinkler-head costs.
Learn which swing-pipe installation mistakes commonly create sprinkler leaks, leaning heads, damaged fittings, and repeat service calls.
Learn how a cracked sprinkler nipple is removed, when a nipple extractor may work, and when the underground CRE or CRT must be replaced.
Learn where Hunter HydroTech uses 050 and 075 swing elbows and how the sprinkler-head inlet determines the correct size.
Learn how CRE and CRT fittings create a threaded takeoff from residential poly irrigation pipe for spray-head and rotor swing assemblies.
Rigid nipples can transfer impact and soil movement into sprinkler fittings. Learn why flexible swing assemblies create a more serviceable residential head connection.
Learn how to replace or install a residential rotor using a CRE or CRT, 050 elbow, swing pipe, and 075 rotor elbow.
Follow the proper excavation, flushing, connection, height-setting, and backfilling process for installing a residential spray head on a swing assembly.
Learn what a sprinkler swing assembly is, which fittings it uses, how it connects spray and rotor heads, and why Hunter HydroTech prefers flexible head connections.
From a simple sprinkler startup to a complete irrigation rebuild involving buried valves, underground leaks, wire tracking and eleven new sprinkler heads.
