What we do
We handle irrigation & sprinkler repair for homeowners across Denton, from the straightforward jobs that just need doing right the first time to the ones that take a closer look before anyone can honestly say what they'll cost. No matter the size, the cause gets found first, and the fix we quote is the one that solves it, not the easiest one to sell.
Read more about each one: Irrigation & Sprinkler Repair, Sprinkler Head and Nozzle Replacement, Irrigation Valve Repair or Replacement, Underground Irrigation Pipe Leak Repair, Controller and Zone Wiring Repair, Backflow Preventer Repair and Testing, Drip Irrigation Repair, Spring System Startup, and Sprinkler Winterization and Blowout.
Where We Work
Based in Denton, TX. Call (940) 304-8736 to confirm your address is on our map.
Some context on Denton:
- Housing stock: median year built 1995.
The work, step by step
No two jobs are identical. Depending on the job, the work includes steps like these:
- Walk each operating zone and check for poor coverage, misting, heads that do not pop up, and visible water leaks.
- Record the affected zone and problem, and mark the location for repair.
- If a pressure problem is suspected, measure pressure at a hose bib with a gauge at the time the irrigation system normally runs.
- Check that the irrigation isolation valve is fully open, and look for persistent soggy ground or unusually lush patches that may indicate a buried leak.
- After repairs, run and pressurize the system again to check for leaks and confirm that the zones and sprinkler coverage operate properly.
- Shut off water to the zone and carefully expose the head, removing about 3 to 4 inches of soil and turf.
What this work typically uses
- Irrigation controller
- Electric zone valve and solenoid
- Sprinkler heads and nozzles
- Valve diaphragm
How we handle a job
Someone visits, sees what you've actually got, and puts the scope and the number in writing before any work starts, no surprise line items halfway through. The work gets stood behind for homeowners across Denton.
A two-minute call is all it takes, asking is free.