Sprinkler Head Repair
Replace broken, tilted, clogged, or mismatched heads and restore even coverage.
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Sprinkler System Tune-Up in New Caney, Texas
A New Caney tune-up is most useful after the first landscape revision: new sod, a patio, or a bed that cut across a rotor. Every zone is walked.
Common warning signs
When to schedule an inspection
- You have not inspected the system this year
- Plants have grown around spray paths
- Several small dry spots are appearing
- You recently changed landscaping
Our approach
A repair process built around evidence
Irrigation components work together. Checking the affected path separates the symptom from the cause.
01
Run every zone
02
Clean and align heads
03
Check valves, controller, and visible leaks
04
Recommend a practical seasonal schedule
A tune-up runs every zone, cleans nozzles, straightens tilted heads, and notes leaks that are still small. It is the visit to book before a long hot stretch, after new landscaping, or when the system has sat unused.
East Texas rain does not replace a tune-up. Storms hide broken heads until the first dry week, and that is when dry stripes show up. Walking the system while it runs is how those get caught.
You leave with a plain description of what was adjusted and what, if anything, still needs a repair visit. We do not turn a tune-up into a parts list for equipment that is working.
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How often is a tune-up worth doing?
Once a year is a solid baseline, plus a check after a hard freeze, construction, or a sudden change in coverage.
Will a tune-up include repairs?
Small adjustments and cleaning are part of the visit. A failed valve, a buried leak, or a dead controller is explained as its own repair.
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