Irrigation repair questions — Houston

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

We work on common residential and commercial brands including Rain Bird, Hunter, Irritrol, Toro, Rachio, Orbit, and many legacy timers still installed on Houston properties. If parts are discontinued, we recommend modern replacements that fit your wiring and valve count.

Yes. We install and troubleshoot smart controllers and rain/freeze sensors, set up seasonal programs, and verify that weather skip and app scheduling work correctly for Houston rainfall patterns.

Often yes. We look for stuck valves, leaks, misting from high pressure, over-watering schedules, and poorly matched nozzles. A diagnostics visit frequently identifies the biggest water waste first.

Yes. We test, rebuild, and replace irrigation backflow assemblies and coordinate with local water utility requirements. Testing availability may depend on device type and municipal rules in your district.

Yes. We repair torn drip line, clogged emitters, failed filters, and pressure issues so beds and foundation plantings water evenly without runoff onto hardscape.

An adult should provide access to the controller, valve boxes, and backflow if gated. For many outdoor-only repairs we can work with clear access instructions — tell us when you book.

Even short freezes can crack exposed PVC, damage backflow devices, and stress fittings. After a freeze we inspect exposed piping, test zones for new leaks, and repair cracked components before spring startup.

Yes. We add zones, re-head for better coverage, convert problem spray areas to drip, and install new systems for landscape renovations — designed around available pressure and plant water needs.

Know which zones fail, note any recent landscaping or construction, unlock gates, clear access to the controller and valve boxes, and have any HOA or property-manager contacts ready for commercial sites.

Seasonal checkups and commercial service agreements are available. Call to discuss startup inspections, mid-season adjustments, and winterization recommendations for your property type.