Both brands work in Texas. Mixing them on one station is the problem, not the logo. Precipitation rates and nozzle charts do not match because the box is green or the box is yellow.
Our bias is boring
Match what the zone already is if parts exist. Convert a whole zone if they do not. Do not create a third standard on one manifold.
Controllers can mix brands of valves. Heads on a station should not mix precipitation.
Pressure
Both offer PRS bodies. Texas city mains are why. Brand war is less important than psi at the nozzle.
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Related: Cycle and Soak for Texas Clay, System Tune-Ups in The Woodlands, TX, Smart Sprinkler Controllers in Texas. Services: all services. Areas: service areas. Cities in this piece: Houston, Austin, Dallas.
Parent service page: Sprinkler Repairs.
How we actually run this job
On the truck this is still isolation before dirt, a written option before extra parts, and a legal watering window after the hardware works. Texas clay, caliche, and city mains punish skipped steps. If a national checklist contradicts your utility, the utility wins.
If you are comparing cities, use the local page rather than this article alone — soil and freeze risk change at the county line. The service menu is here and the area list is here.
Need it fixed, not diagnosed over email? Call 888-427-5022 or use the contact page.
Texas context we will not skip
Gulf clay, Blackland prairie, and Edwards rock do not share a repair script. A wet spot in Houston is not a freeze crack in Dallas, and a SAWS stage day is not a MUD watering window in Katy. We write those constraints because they change the parts on the truck and the program we leave on the clock.
If this article is about a part, still run isolation before you buy a case of that part. If it is about a city, still open the valve box before you trench the first damp patch. If it is about a clock, still measure the solenoid. That order is the whole business.
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