Fast, whole-system commercial irrigation repairs across Houston, from broken heads and stuck valves to storm-damaged controllers.
Broken, clogged or misaligned heads are the most common call we get on commercial sites in Houston. We also find dead zones that stopped triggering entirely, and low-pressure runs that leave turf dry on one side of a bed and soaked on the other. Both problems show up in the landscape long before anyone reports the sprinkler itself.
Stuck-open valves waste water around the clock, while stuck-closed valves starve a zone until the turf browns out. We also trace damaged control wiring caused by landscape work or nearby construction, along with solenoids that fail quietly and give no warning at all until a zone simply stops running.
Controller programming often no longer matches the season, so the system waters on settings someone set months ago. Battery and board failures are common after Houston storms, and backflow preventer issues can put the whole system out of code. We check all three rather than assuming the controller is fine.
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Houston's clay soil and heavy rain events put more stress on commercial irrigation systems than most markets, so we check the whole system before we call a repair finished. A visit is structured around finding everything that is failing, fixing what we can on the spot, and leaving the schedule set correctly for the current season.
Every zone is run and checked, not just the one that was reported, because a system with one obvious failure usually has a second one nobody caught yet. Walking the site while zones are live is the only reliable way to spot misaligned heads, weak pressure and overspray onto sidewalks and parking areas.
Most head, valve and wiring repairs are completed on the first visit, so your property is not left waiting with a zone offline through a Houston summer. Where a part has to be sourced, we tell you before we leave rather than after, along with what the fix involves and when we can be back on site.
Controller schedules are checked against current weather and adjusted so the system is not still running on last season's settings. That matters in Houston, where a week of heavy rain can be followed by weeks of heat. Correct programming protects the landscape and stops the property paying for water it never needed.
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A local account manager will walk your site and respond within one business day.
Tell us what you are seeing on site and we will run every zone, fix what we can on the first visit, and let you know before we leave if a part has to be sourced. Reach out today and get your system back on schedule.
Our Oklahoma City branch also provides commercial irrigation in Edmond, Oklahoma.