Yes. A damaged low-voltage irrigation wire can often be repaired once the fault is located and the damaged section is accessible. The important part is identifying the correct circuit and making a connection designed for wet underground conditions.
Why irrigation wires break
Common causes include landscaping, edging, digging, rodents, old splices and previous repairs.
Finding the fault
Electrical measurements and wire tracing can narrow down an open or shorted circuit before excavation.
Underground connections matter
Irrigation valve boxes and buried wiring are wet environments. Connections should be made with components intended for that application.
For diagnosis, see our sprinkler wire tracing service. Call or text (248) 970-0700.