Find the real cause
A dry patch can be a clogged nozzle, a broken lateral, low pressure or a bad valve. We test before we replace.
Fort Bend County, TX
Broken heads, leaking pipes, valves that stick and zones that won’t turn on, found and fixed.
Sprinkler Repair
A single broken head or leaking fitting can waste a lot of water and leave part of your lawn dry. We track down the problem, repair sprinklers, pipes, valves and wiring, and test every zone before we leave.
Signs you need a repair: soggy spots or puddles, a water bill that jumped, brown patches in one area, a zone that will not shut off, or heads that spray the street instead of the lawn.
Good to know
A dry patch can be a clogged nozzle, a broken lateral, low pressure or a bad valve. We test before we replace.
Heads near sidewalks and driveways get hit. We can lower or move them so it does not keep happening.
A sudden jump in your bill with no change in use often points to a leak in the irrigation line.
With every repair we run each zone and let you know about anything else we see.
Recent work






Questions
Yes. We repair existing systems of all ages and brands.
Most often a valve, a solenoid or a wiring problem. We test the zone to find out.
Call (832) 231-3164 and we will set up a visit as soon as we can.
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