Yes. If a backflow preventer is damaged, outdated, leaking, or no longer passing inspection, it can often be replaced as part of irrigation repair service.
When replacement makes sense
- The unit has visible cracks, corrosion, or repeated leaks.
- Water is not flowing correctly through the irrigation system.
- The device fails testing or shows signs of internal wear.
- Parts are no longer reliable or available for repair.
Why this matters
A working backflow preventer helps protect your drinking water from contamination. If it fails, your sprinkler system may not operate safely or may not meet local requirements.
Dallas Landscape & Irrigation can inspect the device, explain whether repair or replacement is the better option, and complete the work needed to restore proper protection. If you suspect a problem, request an estimate to get started.