Sprinkler & Irrigation Repair in Dallas-Fort Worth
Dry patches, a zone that will not come on, or a water bill that jumped. We find the cause and fix it, usually in one visit.
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- Design-Build Firm
- Locally Owned in DFW
Is your sprinkler system failing you?
A sprinkler system fails quietly. The heads still come on, the controller still runs, and meanwhile one zone is soaking a fence line while another has not watered in weeks. You find out when the grass tells you.
- Diagnostic inspection of every zone
- Broken, sunken, and blocked head replacement
- Valve and solenoid repair or replacement
- Mainline and lateral leak location and repair
- Wiring fault tracing
- Controller repair, replacement, and smart upgrades
- Backflow testing and replacement
- Head spacing and coverage correction
A proven design-build process
From first conversation to final walk-through, you'll always know exactly what comes next.
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Free Consultation & Estimate
Get expert insight and a no-obligation estimate. We walk the property, talk through what you want, and tell you honestly what is realistic.
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Customized Plan & Design
We bring your vision to life with a plan built for your property, your budget, and the way you actually want to use the space.
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Installation
Professional installation with proper bases, real drainage, premium materials, and attention to the details you will never see.
What's included in our sprinkler repair service
The answers homeowners ask us most, including what it costs.
What does sprinkler repair cost in DFW?
Most repairs run $150 to $600, and the majority of calls land under $350. What drives it is how many parts fail and how much digging it takes to reach them.
| Repair | Typical cost |
|---|---|
| Replace a broken head | $75 to $150 per head |
| Replace a valve | $175 to $350 |
| Fix a mainline or lateral leak | $250 to $600 |
| Controller replacement | $250 to $500 |
| Full system audit and tune-up | $175 to $300 |
| Backflow test | $75 to $150 |
A diagnostic visit is where we start. Finding the actual fault matters more than the parts, because a zone that will not run has half a dozen possible causes and guessing at them gets expensive.
What are the most common sprinkler problems?
- Dry patches or brown arcs. Usually a broken, blocked, or sunken head, or heads spaced too far apart for the pressure available.
- A zone that will not turn on. Nearly always a valve solenoid, a wiring break, or a controller output that has failed.
- A zone that will not turn off. A valve stuck open, often from debris in the diaphragm.
- Water bubbling up in the yard. A cracked lateral line or a fitting that has pulled apart.
- The meter spins with everything off. An underground leak, which is the one worth fixing immediately.
- Heads spraying the driveway or fence. Simple to correct and quietly expensive to ignore.
Why do sprinkler systems fail here?
Our clay is the culprit again. Soil that swells and shrinks through the season pulls on buried pipe and fittings, which is why lateral cracks and pulled joints are so common in North Texas and much rarer in sandy regions.
The other cause is age. Most systems in Plano, Richardson, and older Frisco neighborhoods were installed twenty or more years ago with parts that have simply reached the end of their life.
Do I need a licensed irrigator in Texas?
Yes, and this is worth knowing before you hire anyone. Texas requires a licensed irrigator for installing, altering, or repairing an irrigation system for compensation, and the licensed irrigator signs off on the required backflow device.
Anyone quoting you sprinkler work without a license number is working outside the law, and the cheap quote is cheap for that reason. We work with licensed irrigators on every job and handle the permitting.
How fast can you get out?
Most repair calls are scheduled within the same week, and faster when there is an active leak. A leaking mainline wastes water at a serious rate and can undermine hardscape and foundations, so those move to the front.
Where we work
We repair sprinkler systems across Plano, Frisco, McKinney, Allen, Flower Mound, and Southlake, and we can pick up the maintenance afterwards through our lawn care routes.
Figures are typical Dallas-Fort Worth ranges for planning, not a quote. Your exact investment depends on site conditions, materials, and the scope of your project.
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Tell us about your property and we will give you honest direction and a fixed price, whether or not you hire us.