Irrigation Pro · Lawn sprinkler repair
Houston lawn sprinkler guides
Dry zones, broken heads, leaks, St. Augustine, and HOA lawns — written for the yard you have.
Fort Bend clay after a two-inch rain
We wait or shore. Gluing wet joints is how you buy a callback.
Inside the Loop, tiny lots need tighter arcs
Montrose and the Heights do not have a 30-foot rotor lawn. Spray, set, keep it off the porch.
Fall is when you catch the leak before the bill
Summer hid it in irrigation use. September meter tests are cheaper than December.
Spring start-up is a wet check, not a flip
Power on is not a tune-up. Run every zone. The winter they skipped is hiding in zone 5.
A filter on drip or you own the clog
Houston mains and wells both carry grit. Unfiltered drip is a punch-fitting graveyard.
When the clock is fine and the common is cut
No 24 volts at the solenoid. Nicked wire in the parkway. We find the cut, we do not replace the panel.
Commercial islands and the live oak the architect left
The oak drinks. The rotor still throws onto cars. Drop nozzles and add a drip ring if the bed is the point.
Do not mix spray and rotor on one valve
Different precipitation rates. Mud and crunch. Split or re-head.
How deep are Houston sprinkler laterals?
Often too shallow. Clay heave plus a shovel. We repair at the break and tell you if the whole run is a toy depth.
A wet sidewalk is a head or a grade
Overspray, a missing check, or a leak under the walk. We isolate before we talk about boring.