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.
Hunter vs Rain Bird on a Houston repair
Match what is in the ground. Mixing precipitation rates is how you get mud and crunch on the same Tuesday.
Too many heads on one Katy valve
The last heads mist. People add a pump in their head. Split the zone.
Drip tied to a spray valve is a design error
Precipitation rates do not match. Split the bed. The lawn program will cook the foundation plants.
Backflow weep after a rare Houston freeze
January snaps crack bronze. A drip is not a personality. Rebuild or replace, then insulate.
A Wi-Fi controller in a dead garage corner
Rachio cannot fix a dead spot. We will not pretend it can. Hardwired backup or a better mount.
The rain sensor jumper is still in from install
That is why it waters through a thunderstorm. Pull the jumper. Put the sensor where rain hits.
A stuck valve watering the street at 2 a.m.
Debris in the diaphragm. Box full of clay water. Rebuild, do not just tap the solenoid.
A geyser is shutoff first
Close the backflow. Then call. The bill and the parkway both get worse while it runs.
Water restrictions and a clock that still runs noon
Harris County odd/even and drought rules change. The builder program does not. We set the clock to the current rule.
Chinch bugs mimic a dead zone on St. Augustine
If the heads throw and the patch still dies from the thatch out, that is pest, not a valve. We will say which.