New Caney
Sprinkler Repair
Sprinkler repair, East Montgomery County(346) 627-2444
Sprinklers watering the front lawn of a two-story brick and siding home surrounded by tall pines

Sprinkler Repair in New Caney and East Montgomery County

Broken heads, leaks, zones that will not run, controllers that quit after a storm. We repair lawn sprinkler systems in New Caney, Porter, Kingwood, Humble, Splendora, Roman Forest and Valley Ranch. Call (346) 627-2444.

Call (346) 627-2444 Our services

  • Broken heads
  • Leaks
  • Valves and zones
  • Controllers and wire
  • Backflow
  • Storm and freeze damage

What we repair

A spray head clogged with sand and pine straw, spraying a weak, crooked streamBroken sprinkler headsMower hits, geysers, heads that stay down or spray the driveway.Water bubbling up from a leaking PVC fitting in a dug hole in a St. Augustine lawnLeaksSoggy spots, a bill that jumped, water bubbling up between heads.A round valve box full of muddy water with a sprinkler valve and wires underwaterValvesA zone that will not come on, will not shut off, or runs by itself.An outdoor sprinkler controller on house siding beside an outlet, with a phone in handControllers and wiringDead or blinking controllers, skipped zones, cut wire, rain sensors.Standing water across a back lawn after a storm, with a sprinkler head under water and pine debrisStorm damageLightning, fallen limbs, washouts and silt after heavy rain.New two-story homes with staked young trees, fresh sod, sprinklers running and a pond with a fountainNew-build system fixesBuilder systems with overloaded zones, shallow pipe and poor coverage.

Sprinkler systems around here

A lot of East Montgomery County is newer construction: subdivisions in New Caney, Porter and Valley Ranch where the sprinkler system went in with the house, quickly and to a budget. Older neighborhoods in Kingwood and Humble have systems that have been patched for twenty or thirty years. Both end up with the same calls: broken heads, leaks, valves that stick, and controllers that stop after a storm.

Local conditions add their own wear. Tall pines and hardwoods drop limbs and push roots into lines. Heavy Gulf Coast rain washes silt into valve boxes and can float heads out of place. Fire ants move into valve boxes and controllers. And the occasional hard freeze cracks backflow devices that were never insulated.

Pine roots wrapped around a cracked PVC sprinkler fitting in sandy soil

How a visit works

  1. Call (346) 627-2444 and describe what you see.
  2. We run every zone and walk the yard while it waters.
  3. We explain the problem and the price before any work.
  4. We repair it and run it again so you can see it working.
  5. We set the controller for the season and for your water provider's rules.

Where we work

New Caney, Porter, Kingwood, Humble, Splendora, Roman Forest, Valley Ranch and the rest of East Montgomery County. Not sure if you are in our area? Call and ask.

A two-lane road through pine forest with homes on wooded lots

Repairs, not upsells

Most systems need a few parts and better settings, not replacement. We will say so. Texas requires irrigation work to be done by or under a licensed irrigator, so feel free to ask any company for its license number.

From the blog

A row of spray heads watering a big back yard that backs up to a pine tree lineSpring Sprinkler Checkup for East Montgomery CountyA spring checklist for your sprinkler system: backflow, meter test, every zone, heads, valve boxes, fire ants, rain sensor and a spring schedule.

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Questions people ask us

Do you work on builder-installed systems?
Yes. Many of the systems we fix in newer subdivisions were installed with the house. We fix coverage, overloaded zones and shallow lines.
Will I get a price before you start?
Yes. We find the problem, tell you what it is and what it costs, and only start when you say so.
How do I shut the system off in an emergency?
Set the controller to Off. If water keeps running, close the irrigation shut-off valve, usually near the backflow device by the house or near the water meter. Call us if you cannot find it.
Do you come out after storms?
Yes. Call (346) 627-2444 and tell us what happened. After a big storm we schedule calls as quickly as we can.

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Sprinklers acting up? Give us a call.

Tell us what the system is doing and where you are. Most calls turn out to be a broken head, a stuck valve, a leak or a controller problem, and a few questions on the phone usually tell us which.

Call (346) 627-2444
Call (346) 627-2444