Sarasota County, Florida · Established 2021
We repair residential irrigation systems and install low-voltage landscape lighting across Sarasota, Osprey, Nokomis, Venice, Siesta Key and Longboat Key. Existing systems, mostly — heads that won't pop, zones that won't fire, valves that stick open, and lighting runs the mowing crew cut through last season.
We are the company that shows up and does the work. We are not a booking service, a lead broker, or a listing that hands your address to somebody else — the truck, the parts and the invoice all come from this LLC.
REVIVE IRRIGATION AND LANDSCAPE LIGHTING LLC is an active Florida limited liability company, SunBiz Document # L21000398971. Anyone can pull that filing on the Florida Division of Corporations website and match it to the address and name on this page.
Our work is service, repair and maintenance on systems that already exist, plus low-voltage lighting running at 12 volts off a transformer. When a job actually needs a brand-new system permitted from scratch, that belongs to a licensed irrigation contractor and we hand it off instead of taking it.
You get the number before the shovel comes off the truck. No trip surcharge added at the end, no recurring plan billed to a card, no "diagnostic fee" that appears on the invoice and not in the quote.
We stay inside Sarasota County. That is why we can usually be at a dead zone within two business days instead of two weeks, and why the same tech tends to come back the next season.
Ranges below are what these jobs actually bill at in Sarasota. Final price is confirmed in writing after we run the zones and see the system.
We run every zone from the controller and walk the yard while it's wet — looking for heads spraying the driveway, sunken heads, misted nozzles and pressure loss.
Sprays and rotors that no longer pop, or that throw water on the sidewalk. Nozzle changes to even out coverage across a zone.
A zone that won't shut off is almost always a diaphragm; a zone that won't start is usually a solenoid or a cut wire, not the valve body.
Timer replacement and programming, plus rain-sensor installs that keep the system from running through an August afternoon storm.
When a zone is dead and the valve tests fine, we locate the break with a wire locator rather than trenching the yard looking for it.
Path lights, up-lights on palms and live oaks, well lights, transformer and timer work, and re-burying runs the lawn crew sliced.
Estimates are free inside our service area and are given in writing before any work starts. We take payment when the job is finished — never in advance, and we do not keep a card on file for automatic renewals.
For what we do, the honest answer is that it depends on the job — which is why we keep our scope where it belongs. Repair, replacement and maintenance on an existing irrigation system, plus landscape lighting at 12 volts off a transformer, is the work we take. New system installation that has to be permitted is a licensed irrigation contractor's job, and we refer that out rather than pretending otherwise. If you are being quoted a new system, ask whoever quotes it for their license number.
Usually not. Nine times out of ten it is a solenoid or a wire nicked by an edger, and it lands between $95 and $220 including the locate. It only gets expensive when a lateral line is cracked underground and the yard has to be opened up.
That is most of what we do. Sarasota has a lot of systems put in fifteen and twenty years ago by companies that are long gone. Mixed brands and hand-spliced wire don't bother us.
It shouldn't. Low-voltage LED fixtures and transformers are rated for outdoor use; what actually fails is a splice that was twisted instead of gel-capped. We re-do those with waterproof connectors when we find them.
No. Every job is quoted and paid on its own. There is no subscription, no auto-renew and no card kept on file. Seasonal customers call us when they want us.
Sarasota proper, Osprey, Nokomis, Venice, Siesta Key and Longboat Key. We don't send a truck outside Sarasota County — routing it honestly doesn't work.