Seasonal
2 visits a year Spring startup and a fall check.- Spring startup and system check
- Fall check, winter schedule, and freeze sensor test
Licensed irrigation
Repairs first, plus new system installs, audits, and seasonal care, led by a TCEQ licensed irrigator. Every controller we touch gets set to your city's watering days.
Licensed in Texas
Texas requires a TCEQ license to install, repair, or maintain irrigation systems for pay. Our irrigation work is led by Kevin Munson, Licensed Irrigator LI0031573.
Irrigation services
From one broken head to a large HOA common area.
Broken heads, leaks, valves, wiring, and controllers, fixed by a licensed irrigator.
A zone-by-zone check of coverage, pressure, and run times, with a written report.
Entries, amenity centers, and shared turf on a set schedule.
Weekly mowing and grounds care, from neighborhood yards to multi-acre properties.
Sprinkler care plans
A care plan puts a licensed irrigator on your system every season to fix small problems before they become brown patches or high water bills.
Want the details? See every plan and what each visit includes.
Watering rules
All six cities we serve limit sprinklers to set days and keep them off during the heat of the day from spring through fall. We set every controller we touch to your city's rules.
| City | Sprinkler days | Allowed hours |
|---|---|---|
| Allen | Up to 2 days a week by map zone; 1 day Nov to Mar | Before 10 am or after 6 pm, Apr to Oct |
| Fairview | 2 days a week, year-round | Before 10 am or after 6 pm, Apr to Oct |
| Lucas | 2 days a week by city map, Apr to Oct | Before 10 am or after 6 pm, Apr to Oct |
| McKinney | Trash day and 3 days later | Before 10 am or after 6 pm, Apr to Oct |
| Parker | Up to 2 days a week, only if needed | Before 10 am or after 6 pm, May to Oct |
| Prosper | 2 days a week by town zone; 1 day Nov to Mar | Before 10 am or after 6 pm |
Common problems
Settling clay and mowers knock heads out of line, leaving dry spots and overspray.
Cracked caps, missing nozzles, and geysers that run water into the street.
Broken lateral lines and weeping valves that raise the water bill.
Bad solenoids, cut wires, and stuck valves.
Wrong days, wrong season, reset by a power outage, or ready to be replaced.
Mismatched nozzles and poor spacing that leave brown strips between heads.
How it works
We run the system zone by zone to find every problem, not just the one you called about.
You get a price before any repair. Most head and nozzle fixes happen the same visit.
We test the repairs and set the controller to your city's days and the season.
Sprinkler repair