Sprinkler Repair in Brownsville, TX
We fix every kind of sprinkler system, and we repair and install drip irrigation too.
Sprinkler repair is our specialty
Get more out of the system you already have
Most sprinkler systems do not need replacing. They need someone to figure out what actually went wrong. We diagnose first, then give you a free estimate before we touch anything, so you know the cost up front.
When a timer, valve or head still works, we keep it. We also adjust heads and nozzles so the spray stops hitting driveways, walls and fences and starts landing on the lawn and beds you are paying to water.
Leaks, dry spots and wasted water
Worn valves and cracked lines are the usual reasons a zone turns soggy or a section of lawn goes brown. We track down the cause and repair it, and we check the rest of the zone while we are there.
Flower beds watered by spray heads lose a lot of water to wind and pavement. Converting those beds to drip puts the water at the roots instead. We serve Brownsville, Los Fresnos, Olmito, Rancho Viejo, San Benito, Port Isabel, Laguna Vista, Bayview and rural Cameron County.
Sprinkler repair services
Leaks & broken pipes
Muddy spots, bubbling soil or a sudden jump in the water bill. We find the leak and repair the line or valve.
Learn more →Timer & controller adjustment
Zones that run at odd hours, run too long or will not start. We sort out the timer, wiring and valves.
Learn more →Heads & nozzles repaired
Broken, buried or crooked heads replaced and aimed so water stays on the grass and off the driveway.
Learn more →Smart timer installation
A Wi-Fi smart controller adjusts to the weather and lets you pause watering from your phone. We install and set it up.
Learn more →Drip irrigation
Slow, targeted watering for beds, palms and shrubs. We repair drip zones and convert spray beds to drip.
Learn more →Not sure what's wrong? Call us
Describe what is happening and we will tell you whether it sounds like a quick fix or needs a visit.
Call (956) 431-0509 →Tune-ups for more green with less water
Valley lawns stay active most of the year, so sprinklers here work harder than they do in most of Texas. A tune-up catches small problems, like a clogged nozzle or a head knocked out of line, before they turn into a brown patch or a leak.
It also matches the schedule to the season. Watering for August in January wastes water and can invite fungus in St. Augustine grass. A few adjustments a year usually means a greener lawn on less water, and an easier time when the Brownsville Public Utilities Board limits outdoor watering during drought.
- Check every zone, head and drip line
- Adjust heads and nozzles for even coverage
- Reset the timer for the season and BPUB watering rules
- Test the rain sensor
Get in touch any way you like
Call
Talk to us about what your system is doing.
(956) 431-0509 →Text
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Send a text →Online form
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Go to the form →Request your free estimate
Tell us what your system is doing. We will call you back to talk it through and set up a time to look.
Neighborhoods and communities we serve
From older yards near the resacas to newer subdivisions and coastal towns on the Laguna Madre, here is where we work.
Brownsville
Our home base. Clay and silt near the river, resacas winding through older neighborhoods and a long season of heat.
About Brownsville →Los Fresnos
A growing town north of Brownsville on the way to the coast, with many newer homes and larger lots.
About Los Fresnos →Olmito
A small community just north of Brownsville, with rural lots and some properties near resacas.
About Olmito →Rancho Viejo
A town just north of Brownsville, with resacas, mature trees and established landscaping.
About Rancho Viejo →San Benito
A city northwest of Brownsville in Cameron County, with older neighborhoods and plenty of mature trees.
About San Benito →Port Isabel
On the Laguna Madre, where salt air, wind and sandy soil wear on irrigation parts.
About Port Isabel →Laguna Vista
A small town on the Laguna Madre, close to Port Isabel, with coastal soil and steady breezes.
About Laguna Vista →Bayview
A small town north of Brownsville, near Los Fresnos, with rural, tree-filled lots.
About Bayview →Cameron County
Rural properties and smaller communities around Brownsville. Call and ask if we cover your area.
About Cameron County →Signs it's time to call
- Water pooling or a muddy patch that will not dry
- Spray hitting the house, fence or driveway
- A sudden jump in the water bill
- A broken or tilted sprinkler head
- A zone that stays dry when it should run, or runs when it should be off
Keep your lawn green through the Valley heat
Let us know what the system is doing, and we handle it from there.