How much does sprinkler repair cost?

It depends on what failed: one broken head is a small job, while a stuck valve or a leak in the line takes longer to find and fix. Parts add to it. Pricing is confirmed with you on the call before anything is scheduled.

Can a plumber fix my sprinkler system?

A licensed plumber can. In Texas, sprinkler work is done by a licensed irrigator or a licensed plumber. Every sprinkler job we take on is done by a TCEQ-licensed irrigator, and we'll give you the license number.

Heads clipped by a mower or a car tire, valves that stick open or won't open, and leaks in the line. Knowing which zone and what you're seeing helps us narrow it down.

My system won't turn off. What now?

Shut off the irrigation valve at the meter if you can, then call. A stuck valve can run up a serious water bill.

Can you install a new system?

Ask when you call. New installs are a bigger project and are quoted separately.

Cleaning & upkeep

Sprinkler system repair.

Broken heads, geysers, dry patches, valves that won't close and controllers nobody can program. Handled by a licensed irrigator.

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An irrigation worker replacing a sprinkler head at a lawn edge

Licensed irrigator
Every sprinkler job is done by one.
Zone by zone
We run the system and find what's failing.
Scope agreed first
We'll confirm the work before scheduling.

A replacement sprinkler body being fitted into an irrigation connection

Irrigation service

Water on the lawn, not the sidewalk.

A broken head or a stuck valve can waste more water in a week than the repair costs, and DFW summers don't forgive a zone that stopped working.

Heads and nozzles
Broken, sunken or misaimed heads replaced and adjusted to the right spray.
Valves and leaks
Zones that won't shut off, solenoids that failed and leaks in the line.
Controllers
Programming, rain sensors and zones set to a sensible schedule.

Every sprinkler job we take on is done by a TCEQ-licensed irrigator.

A few details help us plan.

Knowing which zone misbehaves saves time.

Which zone
Or where you see water pooling.
A photo
Of the head, the valve box or the controller.
When it started
After a freeze, a mow or out of nowhere.

Common questions

Sprinkler repair questions

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How much does sprinkler repair cost?: It depends on what failed: one broken head is a small job, while a stuck valve or a leak in the line takes longer to find and fix. Parts add to it. Pricing is confirmed with you on the call before anything is scheduled.
Can a plumber fix my sprinkler system?: A licensed plumber can. In Texas, sprinkler work is done by a licensed irrigator or a licensed plumber. Every sprinkler job we take on is done by a TCEQ-licensed irrigator, and we'll give you the license number.
What usually breaks?: Heads clipped by a mower or a car tire, valves that stick open or won't open, and leaks in the line. Knowing which zone and what you're seeing helps us narrow it down.
My system won't turn off. What now?: Shut off the irrigation valve at the meter if you can, then call. A stuck valve can run up a serious water bill.
Can you install a new system?: Ask when you call. New installs are a bigger project and are quoted separately.

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