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.
St. Augustine wants a soak, not a daily mist
Cycle-and-soak at night. Houston heat plus clay equals runoff if you spray six minutes at dawn.
Grinding a head off with the mower is a season
Raise the can. If you only replace the stem, the next Saturday takes it again.
The HOA letter is usually runoff or a brown strip
They want green parkway and a dry street. Adjustment plus a clock that is not on daily mist.
Why Houston clay snaps a shallow fitting
Shrink-swell opens a void. The coupling walks. Primer and a real repair, not a stab-in that weeps in August.
River Oaks beds are drip, not leftover spray
Azaleas on a spray valve cook. Split the bed. Filter and regulate.
Energy Corridor lots are Memorial’s younger cousin
Specimen-ish lawns, 70s–90s clocks, irrigation at the slab. Move the throw, then repair.
Spring is not one system
Old Town laterals, Gleannloch sprays, wells north of 1960. Spec the visit to the lot.
Angleton county-seat pecans
Town lots, clay, a clock older than the current plumbing.
Santa Fe acreage wells and long laterals
The last head is a pressure story. Meter the pump.
Texas City salt and city lots
Not an HOA product page. City restoration and a body that takes Gulf sun.