Sprinkler Repair Blog

November 23, 2025 Sprinkler Repair Team Repair Guides Service Areas Texas Irrigation

Sprinkler Valve Box Full of Water: Weep, Drainage, or a Mainline in the Box

A valve box that is a pond is not “poor drainage” until you prove the water is rain. Clear, cold water that refills after you...

November 20, 2025 Sprinkler Repair Team Repair Guides Service Areas Texas Irrigation

High Water Bill from a Sprinkler Leak: Meter Tests Before You Blame the City

A jumped water bill is not automatically a city error, a dripping faucet, or “summer.” In Texas the irrigation isolation valve and the meter tell...

November 17, 2025 Sprinkler Repair Team Repair Guides Service Areas Texas Irrigation

Underground Sprinkler Leak Detection in Texas Clay: Why the Wet Spot Lies

Texas clay, caliche, and limestone do not announce a leak at the break. Water follows the trench, the slab edge, or a root channel and...

November 14, 2025 Sprinkler Repair Team Repair Guides Service Areas Texas Irrigation

Sprinkler Heads Misting: High Pressure, Wind Drift, and Water You Never Use

Misting looks busy and wastes the gallon. In Texas wind, a fogged nozzle is irrigation for the neighbor’s windshield. High pressure at the head shatters...

November 11, 2025 Sprinkler Repair Team Repair Guides Service Areas Texas Irrigation

Low Sprinkler Water Pressure: Starved Far Heads, Undersized Pipe, and Busy Mains

Low pressure on a sprinkler zone does not always mean the city is “not giving you enough water.” In Texas the far head is often...

November 8, 2025 Sprinkler Repair Team Repair Guides Service Areas Texas Irrigation

Sprinkler Zone Won’t Shut Off: Debris, Diaphragm, or a Bleed Screw Left Open

A zone that keeps running after the controller says off is wasting water in real time. In Texas heat that can be thousands of gallons...

November 5, 2025 Sprinkler Repair Team Repair Guides Service Areas Texas Irrigation

Sprinkler Zone Not Turning On: Wiring, Solenoid, or a Controller Station That Is Dead

One zone dead while the others run is the classic “is it the clock or the valve?” call. In Texas the answer is usually in...

November 2, 2025 Sprinkler Repair Team Repair Guides Service Areas Texas Irrigation

Leaking Sprinkler Head: Weep, Riser Crack, or a Valve That Will Not Seat

Water at a sprinkler head when the zone is off is a different problem than water at a sprinkler head when the zone is on....

October 30, 2025 Sprinkler Repair Team Repair Guides Service Areas Texas Irrigation

Sprinkler Head Not Popping Up: Clogged Screens, Low Pressure, or a Dead Zone

A head that sits in the can while the rest of the zone throws water is not always “broken.” In Texas clay the can fills...

October 27, 2025 Sprinkler Repair Team Repair Guides Service Areas Texas Irrigation

Broken Sprinkler Head Repair in Texas: What Failed and What to Replace

A broken sprinkler head is the most visible irrigation failure in Texas, and the most misdiagnosed. The can looks cracked, so people buy a $8...

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