Some irrigation valves are not designed to operating at standard “street” water pressures. Almost all should be protected by a pressure regulator in line before the valve bank. Check the rating of your irrigation valves.
Even if the valve can take pressures up to 150 psi, the spray heads, etc. do not do well at high pressures, causing aerosolization of spray with resulting evaporative and wind loss of irrigation. Most drip irrigation cannot tolerate pressures over 40 psi without increased problems. If you don’t have a pressure regulator on the valves, then you should be checking the downstream water pressure and reduce by turning back the “flow rate” adjustment on the valve.