Sprinkler diagnosis and repair — so your yard thrives even in the Texas heat.
Irrigation Repair
An irrigation problem rarely announces itself. You notice a dry patch, or a bill that climbed for no obvious reason, and by then a head has been spraying the fence for weeks. We diagnose zone by zone, find what's actually failing, and repair it — heads, lines, valves, coverage and timing. Smart irrigation makes the difference through a Central Texas summer. Watering on a schedule that matches what your turf and beds actually need means healthier growth through the worst of the heat, and no water going onto pavement. We handle repairs on existing systems and can pair irrigation work with turf, planting, or a full redesign. Free quote within 24 hours.
Our Process
How we approach irrigation repair
Assess
Property walk: grass type, soil condition, weed pressure, and the cause of any damage already showing.
Plan
A seasonal schedule matched to the grass type, the soil, and the growing season.
Treat
Applications and maintenance carried out on schedule, at rates set for the conditions.
Follow Up
Results read at the next visit, and the schedule adjusted to what the turf is doing.
Signs
- ›Dry arcs or brown spots between heads
- ›Heads not popping up, or spraying sideways
- ›A zone that will not come on, or will not shut off
- ›A soft, wet spot that stays wet between cycles
The Work
Diagnosis runs zone by zone with the system on: coverage checked head to head, heads and nozzles matched and adjusted for arc and radius, and leaks isolated to the head, the fitting or the lateral. Valves are tested for solenoid and diaphragm failure, and controller programming and wiring are checked against what each zone actually needs. Seasonal startup and shutdown are handled the same way.