Toro sprinkler system repair
We repair and service Toro irrigation systems across Mississauga, Toronto, Oakville, Brampton, Burlington and nearby. Most Toro parts are replaced like-for-like; where a part is discontinued we fit a compatible equivalent.
What we fix on Toro systems
Typical repair calls include:
- Controller faults and reprogramming
- Valves that won't open or won't shut off
- Failed solenoids and field-wire faults
- Broken, stuck or misaligned spray and rotor heads
- Leaks in lines, fittings and manifolds
Seasonal service
We also handle spring startups and fall winterizations on Toro systems, including checking the backflow and adjusting heads.
Common questions
- Do you need the original installer's plans?
- No. We trace zones and wiring on site during the diagnosis.
- Can you replace an old Toro controller with a Wi-Fi one?
- Usually yes — most controllers swap onto the existing valve wiring.
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