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.
What a Houston sprinkler tune-up actually includes
Every zone wet, every can raised, sensor tested, clock read. Not a five-minute nozzle twist billed as maintenance.
Apartment phasing so residents keep a dry walk
Do not shut a whole loop. Sequence buildings. Check valves on heads that drain onto stairs.
Commercial PM photos are part of the file
Before, open valve, repair, restore. Property managers file them. We take them.
811 before every parkway cut in the Heights
Gas, fiber, a 1-inch irrigation main. We redesign if the locate is in the trench.
When we will not glue another class-200 fitting
Pipe that crumbles in the hand is a rebuild. One more coupling is a week.
Builder systems that never covered the side yard
A grid that stops at the fence. Add a head. Do not extend run times on the front until the side is green.
HOA common area vs your lot clock
Front parkway may be yours. The esplanade is not. We invoice the right party.
How to read a Houston water meter for a leak
Irrigation off. Sweep hand still moving. Main or house. Zone isolation next. Then a trench on a mark, not a hope.
Night watering beats Gulf wind
Afternoon sea breeze blows mist onto the neighbor. 2–6 a.m. is when Houston turf actually drinks.
Check valves on a slope stop the low-head drain
The lowest head dumps the zone onto the path after every cycle. That is not a leak. That is a missing check.