Harris County, TX
Irrigation & Sprinkler Repair in Houston / Harris County, TX
New sprinkler and drip irrigation installation, plus sprinkler repair and diagnostics for existing systems across Houston and Harris County.
Why property owners choose this service
- Sprinkler repair across Houston & Harris County
- New residential & commercial irrigation installs
- Broken head and valve replacement
- Drip irrigation for beds, hedges, and trees
- Smart controllers (Rachio, Hunter, Rain Bird)
- Leak and zone diagnostics
- Backflow preventer install and testing
- Rain and freeze sensor installation
Sprinkler repair, done right
Broken heads, leaking valves, missing zones, controllers that won't schedule, water bill spikes from invisible leaks — common Houston sprinkler issues handled quickly so your system runs reliably and your water bill stays in check. Most repair calls are diagnosed and fixed in a single visit.
New irrigation installations
A properly designed irrigation system reduces water waste, protects your plant investment, and keeps lawns and beds healthy through hot Harris County summers. We design around your zones (sun vs shade, lawn vs beds vs trees), use matched-precipitation heads so coverage is even, and program the controller for Houston's seasonal needs.
Typical irrigation pricing in Houston
New residential irrigation systems in Harris County run $2,800–$5,500 for a typical front-and-back yard (4–8 zones). Larger lots, drip add-ons, and smart controllers push that higher. Sprinkler repair service calls run $85–$150 plus parts. We give flat per-issue pricing on repairs before any work starts.
Drip irrigation for Texas plants
Beds, hedges, vegetable gardens, and individual trees water more efficiently on drip than spray. We install pressure-regulated drip zones with proper emitters, indicator points, and access for maintenance — the right setup for water-conscious Houston homeowners and for new landscape installs where plants need targeted water for the first 2 years.
Smart controllers and Texas water restrictions
Most Harris County water districts have day-of-week restrictions during summer. A Wi-Fi smart controller (Rachio, Hunter Hydrawise, Rain Bird LNK) auto-adjusts runtimes based on local weather, skips watering after rain, and stays compliant with restrictions automatically. We install, program, and connect the system to your home Wi-Fi.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a new irrigation system cost in Harris County?+
Most residential systems run $2,800–$5,500 for a typical 4–8 zone front-and-back yard install. Larger lots, drip zones, and smart controllers add to that. Free design quotes.
How much does sprinkler repair cost?+
Service call and diagnostic visits run $85–$150. Most single-head replacements are $15–$75 installed. Valve replacements run $125–$275. Flat per-issue pricing before work starts.
Do you repair systems you didn't install?+
Yes. We work on existing irrigation systems from any installer, including older brass-valve systems and builder-installed systems in Katy, Cypress, and Spring.
Do I need a licensed irrigator in Texas?+
Yes. Texas requires a licensed irrigator (LI) for any irrigation install or repair work. We work with properly licensed Texas irrigators.
What's the difference between drip and spray irrigation?+
Spray (sprinkler heads) is for lawns and large groundcover areas. Drip (low-flow emitters) is for beds, hedges, vegetable gardens, and individual trees — far more efficient and Texas water-restriction friendly.
Will a smart controller actually save water?+
Yes — typically 20–40% less water than a fixed-schedule controller, because it skips watering after rain and adjusts runtimes seasonally based on local weather. They usually pay for themselves within 1–2 summers in Houston.
How long does irrigation installation take?+
Most residential installs (4–8 zones) are completed in 1–2 days. Larger systems with drip zones and smart controllers take 2–3 days.
Do you offer free estimates?+
Yes — free estimates for new irrigation installs and full system upgrades. Diagnostic service calls for repairs carry a small trip fee that's credited toward the repair if you move forward.