Service 01
Sprinkler Head Repair
We replace and realign spray and rotor heads, match nozzles to pressure and spacing, and restore even coverage so Houston lawns and beds water efficiently without misting or runoff.
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Houston Metro · Residential & Commercial
Full-System Irrigation Repair Across Greater Houston
Technical diagnostics and repair for complete irrigation systems — valves, controllers, leaks, zones, drip, and backflow — across 75+ cities from Katy to The Woodlands to League City.
- Full-system specialists
- Residential + commercial
- Clay-soil leak expertise
- 6-county metro coverage
Field request
Book a system diagnostic
Tell us which zones fail, whether you have a leak, and your city — we’ll confirm the soonest window.
How we work
A technical process — not a parts lottery
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01
Scope the failure
Controller, wiring, valves, pressure, and coverage — we isolate electrical vs hydraulic causes before opening the ground.
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Test in the field
Ohms, station output, manual bleed, and zone run checks so recommendations match what the system is actually doing.
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Repair & retest
Approved work first, then full retest of affected zones with programming notes for Houston heat and rainfall.
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Capabilities
Photo-led service depth
From a single dead zone to commercial multi-controller campuses — every specialty is full-system oriented.
Service 02
Valve Repair & Replacement
Diagnostic and repair for zone valves, diaphragms, solenoids, and manifolds — including excavation and rebuilds common on aging Houston systems in clay soils.
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Service 03
Controller & Timer Repair
We troubleshoot indoor and outdoor irrigation controllers, replace failed units, reprogram seasonal schedules, and correct common low-voltage wiring mistakes.
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Service 04
Zone Not Working
Full zone diagnostics: continuity and ohms testing, valve location, wire splices, pressure issues, and stuck valves so each station fires correctly again.
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Pipe & Lateral Leak Repair
Soggy lawns, low pressure, rising water bills, and visible lateral or mainline leaks.
Rain Sensor & Smart Controllers
Rain sensors, Wi‑Fi controllers, and weather-based scheduling that actually work.
Drip Irrigation Repair
Beds, planters, and foundation plantings with clogged emitters or torn drip line.
Backflow Repair & Testing
RPZ/DC assemblies — testing, rebuilds, and code-compliant replacements.
Commercial Irrigation Repair
HOAs, offices, retail, campuses — multi-controller systems and large zone counts.
New System Install
Design and install efficient irrigation systems for new landscapes and renovations.
System Diagnostics
Whole-system audit: coverage, pressure, electrical, programming, and efficiency.
Emergency Irrigation Repair
Broken mains, stuck-on zones flooding property, or critical commercial outages.
75+
Cities & communities
6
Counties covered
12
System specialties
7–7
Mon–Sat availability
Why Houston Irrigation Repair
Built for technical systems — not one-size head swaps
When a commercial rotor bank fails in The Woodlands or a valve sticks on in a Katy cul-de-sac, you need technicians who can read wiring, pressure, and controller logic — then dig cleanly in Houston clay.
- Electrical + hydraulic diagnosis on every call
- Residential yards and commercial / HOA sites
- Controllers, smart sensors, valves, leaks, drip, backflow
- Clear recommendations before major excavation
Houston metro coverage
Service areas by county
From downtown-adjacent neighborhoods to far-west Katy and north metro communities — if you are in our six-county footprint, we are nearby.
Harris County
Irrigation repair throughout Houston and greater Harris County — neighborhoods, master-planned communities, and commercial corridors.
Houston · Katy · Cypress · Spring · Humble …
See all 28 communities →Fort Bend County
Sugar Land to Fulshear — residential and commercial irrigation service across Fort Bend’s growing suburbs.
Sugar Land · Missouri City · Richmond · Rosenberg · Fulshear …
See all 13 communities →Montgomery County
The Woodlands, Conroe, Magnolia, and north metro communities with large turf and commercial landscapes.
The Woodlands · Conroe · Magnolia · Porter · New Caney …
See all 11 communities →Brazoria County
Pearland, Alvin, and south-metro irrigation repair for homes, HOAs, and light commercial sites.
Pearland · Alvin · Manvel · Angleton · Lake Jackson …
See all 8 communities →Galveston County
League City, Friendswood, Dickinson, and coastal-adjacent communities with humidity-driven irrigation demand.
League City · Friendswood · Dickinson · Texas City · Galveston …
See all 9 communities →Waller County
West-metro coverage including western Katy, Brookshire, and Waller County communities.
Brookshire · Hempstead · Prairie View · Waller · Pine Island …
See all 6 communities →Irrigation guides
Technical tips for Houston systems
Deep-dive articles on clay soils, valves, controllers, leaks, and commercial systems — written for homeowners and property managers.
How Houston Clay Soil Causes Irrigation Leaks (And What to Do)
Expanding clay shifts laterals and fittings. Why Houston yards spring leaks and how full-system diagnostics find them.
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Irrigation Zone Not Working? A Houston Homeowner Checklist
Before you replace parts at random, walk through this electrical and hydraulic checklist for a dead zone.
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Smart Irrigation Controllers in Houston: Worth It in Gulf Weather?
Wi-Fi and weather-based controllers can cut waste in stormy Houston summers if installed and programmed correctly.
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Stuck Irrigation Valve: Why a Zone Will Not Shut Off
A zone that runs all night is an emergency for foundations and water bills. Causes and immediate steps.
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Commercial and HOA Irrigation Repair in Greater Houston
Multi-controller sites need different logistics than a backyard timer. How we support HOAs, retail, and campuses.
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Do Houston Irrigation Systems Need Winterization?
Houston freezes are rare but costly. Protect backflow assemblies and exposed PVC before a hard freeze.
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Questions Houston property owners ask first
Do you repair entire irrigation systems — not just sprinkler heads?
Yes. Houston Irrigation Repair is a full-system specialist: heads, nozzles, valves, solenoids, controllers, wiring, laterals, mainlines, drip, rain sensors, smart controllers, and backflow assemblies for residential and commercial properties across the Houston metro.
Which areas of Houston do you serve?
We serve Harris, Fort Bend, Montgomery, Brazoria, Galveston, and Waller counties — including Houston, Katy, Sugar Land, The Woodlands, Pearland, Cypress, Spring, Humble, League City, and 60+ surrounding cities and communities. See our Service Areas page for the full list.
Why does Houston clay soil matter for irrigation repairs?
Expanding clay soils shift laterals and fittings, cause stress cracks, and change grade over time. We dig and repair with local soil behavior in mind — proper bedding, flexible repair methods when appropriate, and pressure testing before we close the trench.
Can you fix one zone that stopped working?
Absolutely. Zone failures are often solenoids, valve diaphragms, wire breaks, bad splices, or controller station issues. We test electrically and hydraulically so you are not guessing which part to replace.
Do you work on commercial and HOA systems?
Yes. We service multi-controller sites, large rotor zones, commercial backflow assemblies, and scheduled maintenance windows that fit occupied properties, retail centers, offices, and HOA common areas.
How quickly can you respond to a leak or stuck-on zone?
Priority and same-day windows are often available depending on routing and time of day. Active flooding or a mainline break should be called in immediately so we can shut down safely and schedule repair.
Ready when you are
Restore coverage. Stop the waste. Call the full-system team.
Same-day and next-day windows often available across the Houston metro. Tell us your city and symptoms.