Sprinkler Head Repair
Replace broken, tilted, clogged, or mismatched heads and restore even coverage.
Explore this serviceA fence or a new bed on a Porter lot can shadow half a zone. We map the throw and change nozzles before adding minutes.

Irrigation components work together. Checking the affected path separates the symptom from the cause.
Map the current spray patterns
Review pressure, grade, and plant needs
Adjust nozzles or recommend zone changes
Test coverage and refine the schedule
Dry bands and runoff are layout problems as often as they are broken parts. Head spacing, nozzle family, pressure, slope, and what is planted in the zone all change how long that zone should run.
Water that reaches the street is not helping the lawn. On clay, a long single cycle puddles and then runs off. Shorter cycles with a soak time between them often cover the same soil with less waste. That only works if the heads themselves are matched.
New patios, beds, and fences around growing neighborhoods such as New Caney change the original spray plan. We map what the zone does now, then adjust nozzles or say clearly when a zone needs to be split.
Replace broken, tilted, clogged, or mismatched heads and restore even coverage.
Explore this serviceA full-zone inspection and adjustment before heat, travel, or a new watering season.
Explore this serviceCareful diagnosis and practical repairs for systems that leak, skip zones, or will not run.
Explore this serviceExtra time hides a spacing or nozzle problem and usually waters the sidewalk too. The pattern should be fixed before the schedule is lengthened.
Slope, compacted clay, and nozzles that throw past the lawn all do it. Cycle-and-soak helps only after the spray is landing on the soil.
Share the symptoms, your city, and the best phone number. We follow up to plan the next step.