Spring start-up
Check every zone after winter, fix damage and set run times as the grass greens up.
Fort Bend County, TX
Get more out of the system you already have: smarter controls, better coverage and settings that change with the season.
Upgrades & Tune-Ups
Many Fort Bend County homes still run the system the builder put in, with the same schedule all year. An upgrade and a seasonal tune-up can mean a greener lawn and a lower water bill.
We adjust and clean heads, fix coverage, update run times for the season, and recommend upgrades only where they make a difference.
Good to know
Check every zone after winter, fix damage and set run times as the grass greens up.
Texas heat means the most water. Cycle-and-soak schedules help clay soil absorb it.
Cut back run times as temperatures drop, and make sure a freeze sensor keeps the system off on icy mornings.
Cities and water districts may set watering days. A smart controller makes it easy to follow them.
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Questions
For most homes, yes. It adjusts watering to the weather and lets you change programs from your phone.
At least once a year, and ideally at the start of spring and again before summer heat.
Usually, yes, depending on your controller and water pressure. We check during the visit.
Related services

New sprinkler and drip systems with zones built around your yard’s sun, slope and soil.

Broken heads, leaks, stuck valves, dead zones and controller problems fixed.

Mowing, edging, trimming, bed weeding and seasonal clean-ups.
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