Spring Sprinkler Repair · Lawn sprinkler repair
Spring lawn sprinkler guides
Dry zones, broken heads, leaks, St. Augustine, and HOA lawns — written for the yard you have.
Montgomery: wind across open water
Lake wind moves the pattern onto the neighbor’s dock. Night watering and a tighter arc beat a longer run time.
Willis new builds still need a punch list
The house is new. The corners are already dry. Walk every zone before the grass is a year old.
New Caney clay heaves a fitting overnight
East Montgomery clay moves. A glue job that weeps in August was never a repair.
Porter well grit packs every screen
Mist that is actually packed screens. Flush, then talk about a filter — not a pump.
Shenandoah office pads are commercial clocks
Research Forest rotors and a house spray system are not one visit. Label the controller. Quote them apart.
Oak Ridge North storms wipe the timer
I-45 thunderstorms blank a garage panel. Test the transformer before you buy a Wi-Fi clock.
Jersey Village curbs eat every proud pop-up
Compact lots. A deck set low. Raise the head or keep buying stems.
Bridgeland corners were never in the layout
Young systems, dry corners, builder nozzles. Add a head now. Waiting is a dead corner and a bigger invoice.
Atascocita HOA letters are usually overspray
Golf-lot rotors hitting the walk. Drop the throw. The letter closes when the street is dry.
Humble lake-terrace pressure is not a nozzle chart
Northeast pressure changes by street. We test before we change a nozzle that was never the problem.