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.
Odd/even watering and a clock still on everyday
Drought rules exist. Builder programs ignore them. We set days that match the current restriction.
St. Augustine thatch burying the can
If you cannot see the head, the mower will find it. Raise twice a year.
Label the controller or you will call us to find zone 4
A rebuild without an as-built is how the next owner waters the street. Map in the door.
Why your backflow has two shutoffs
That is how you stop a geyser before we arrive. Learn them before Saturday.
Pool-deck overspray is an arc, not a new system
Keep throw off the water. Check valves so the low head does not drain into the deck joint.
Well-to-city conversions change the nozzles
Pressure and grit both change. Filter and re-nozzle. Do not keep the well package on municipal pressure.
Sod day without irrigation is a week from dead
New St. Augustine in June without coverage is a refund conversation with the sod guy. Design first.
Misting heads are a pressure problem
City pressure varies by street. A regulator or a larger nozzle. Longer run times just blow more mist.
A rotor stuck at 90 on a half-circle lawn
Kids twist turrets. A 180 that became a 90 is a dry half-yard. Two minutes if the stem is not sanded stuck.
Seasonal adjust is not a set-and-forget
January 10% and August 100% are not the same program. We change it when the weather does.