Pouring concrete over irrigation valves creates two risks: no access for maintenance and undetected leaks causing slab damage.
If lateral lines aren't under the slab, you can often reuse them by extending with couplings to the new valve location.
This is a moderate excavation job. If DIY, rent a trencher; otherwise hire a licensed irrigator. Ensure new valve box is at grade in a mulch bed, not in turf.
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