How do I locate lawn sprinkler valves in lawn?
Find Valve PaperworkLocate any paperwork that came with the home when it was purchased. Irrigation plans are often kept in this paperwork. If irrigation plans are not found, contact the former owners of the home to inquire where the valves are located. Another possible solution is to contact the local zoning office to inquire if irrigation plans are on file.Use the Sprinkler TimerFollow the wires leading from the sprinkler timer to the valves. These wires are usually buried just beneath the surface of the soil and are easily located. Another method using the sprinkler timer is to ask a helper to turn on the failed irrigation zone every 5 to 10 seconds. Valves make a clicking sound that you can hear through the soil each time the irrigation zone is activated. Once the clicking sound is identified, the valve is easily revealed.Use the Anti-siphon Valve LocationLocate the anti-siphon valve for the system. Identify the nearest sprinkler head to the anti-siphon valve. Sprinkler system desig
