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August 20, 2026 Sprinkler Repair Team Repair Guides Service Areas Texas Irrigation

Sprinkler Repair After a Landscaping Crew: Cut Wires, Buried Heads, and Edger Paths

The day after a landscape install is a popular irrigation day. Wires get cut at the new steel edging. Heads get buried under two inches...

August 17, 2026 Sprinkler Repair Team City Guides Service Areas Texas Irrigation

Trenching in Caliche and Limestone: Why Hill Country Sprinkler Repairs Cost More Than Gulf Clay

A lateral in Houston clay is a shovel. A lateral in Austin caliche is a different afternoon. That is not padding. Rock is why drip...

August 14, 2026 Sprinkler Repair Team Repair Guides Service Areas Texas Irrigation

Sprinkler Repair for Texas Rentals: Who Shuts It Off, Who Pays, and What We Label for the Next Tenant

Rental systems fail because nobody owns the clock. Tenants notice a geyser. Owners notice a bill. We shut it off, document, and label the isolation...

August 11, 2026 Sprinkler Repair Team Repair Guides Service Areas Texas Irrigation

How to Read a Sprinkler Controller Program in Texas: Start Times, Stations, and the Extra Program That Waters Twice

Most “my yard is a swamp” calls include a second program nobody remembers enabling. Texas clocks hide Program B. Read every start time. Then look...

August 8, 2026 Sprinkler Repair Team Seasonal Guides Service Areas Texas Irrigation

Blow-Out vs Backflow Cover in Texas: Pick the Prep That Matches Your Metro

A Colorado-style blow-out is not the default in Houston. A foam cover is not enough on an exposed Denton riser if you still run a...

August 5, 2026 Sprinkler Repair Team Repair Guides Service Areas Texas Irrigation

Kids, Pets, and Sprinkler Heads: Flush Cans, Broken Stems, and Why We Do Not Leave Geysers “Until Friday”

A broken stem is a trip hazard and a waste fountain. HOA playground lots and backyards with dogs need the can capped or replaced now,...

August 2, 2026 Sprinkler Repair Team Repair Guides Service Areas Texas Irrigation

Sprinkler Overspray on Sidewalks and Driveways: Waste, Stains, and HOA Photos

Overspray is wasted water and a stained walk. Tight inner-loop lots in Alamo Heights and HOA cameras in Plano both notice. Adjust, change nozzles, or...

July 30, 2026 Sprinkler Repair Team Repair Guides Service Areas Texas Irrigation

Adding a Sprinkler Zone in Texas: When Splitting a Zone Beats Another Nozzle

Large lots in Southlake, Leander, and Flower Mound overload builder zones. Far heads starve. Adding a nozzle to a zone that is already gasping makes...

July 27, 2026 Sprinkler Repair Team Repair Guides Service Areas Texas Irrigation

Sprinkler System Not Working After a Power Outage: Lost Programs, Frozen Clocks, and GFCI

Texas outages reset cheap clocks to a default program or to blank. GFCI in the garage trips. People think the whole irrigation system died. Check...

July 24, 2026 Sprinkler Repair Team Repair Guides Service Areas Texas Irrigation

Well Water Sprinkler Systems in Texas: Pressure Tanks, Grit, and Why City-Water Advice Fails

Well irrigation in Magnolia, Dripping Springs, and Bastrop is a pump conversation as much as a head conversation. City-water nozzle charts assume 50 psi that...

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