Sprinkler Repair in Plano and Collin County
Broken heads, a zone that won't shut off, a controller that lost its mind, or a backflow test the city is asking for. Licensed irrigators serving Plano and 9 nearby communities, most repairs done in one visit.
Based in Plano. Serving 9 surrounding communities in and around Collin County.
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Sprinkler and irrigation services in Collin County
Sprinkler Repair
Broken heads, dry spots, zones that won't run or won't stop. Fixed in one visit.
Backflow Testing
Annual backflow test by a certified tester. We file the report with your city for you.
Valve & Controller Repair
Zone won't start or won't stop? Dead controller? We trace the fault and fix it.
Leak Detection
Water bill up, soggy spots, water running when the system is off? We find the leak.
Tune-Up & Start-Up
Every zone checked, heads adjusted, schedule set for the season. Done in one visit.
Drip Irrigation
Convert beds and gardens to drip, or fix the drip you already have.
New Installation
New systems and additions designed for your lot, installed to code, permitted when required.
Sprinkler repair for Collin County soil, water and weather
Collin County summers push systems hard: triple-digit heat, Blackland Prairie clay that opens cracks up to four inches wide in dry spells and shifts fittings underground, moderately hard NTMWD lake water that scales nozzles, and freezes that typically arrive in mid to late November and split backflow preventers that were not covered. Repairs here are planned around that. Backflow preventers get a cover before the first freeze, and heads are set so the mower clears them.
Texas requires a TCEQ Licensed Irrigator or Irrigation Technician on site whenever an irrigation system is installed or repaired, and only a TCEQ-licensed Backflow Prevention Assembly Tester may test a backflow assembly. The license number goes on the invoice. Most repairs are finished in one visit.
Service area: Plano, Allen, Frisco, Richardson, Murphy, Wylie, McKinney, Parker, Lucas, and Sachse, and the communities around them. Call (972) 585-6256.
Frequently asked questions
How much does sprinkler repair cost in Collin County?
Most repair visits run $120 to $350 including the diagnostic and common parts such as heads, nozzles and solenoids. Valve rebuilds start around $150. Mainline breaks and controller replacements get a written number on site.
How fast can you come out?
Most calls in Plano are scheduled within two to four business days. A zone that is stuck on and flooding gets moved to the front of the line, and we will walk you through shutting the water off at the backflow when you call.
Why is one zone not coming on?
Nine times out of ten it is a failed solenoid, a corroded wire splice in the valve box, or a cut wire from landscaping or fence work. The tech meters each zone at the controller and at the valve to pinpoint it instead of replacing parts by guesswork.
Why is a zone running when the system is off?
Debris under the valve diaphragm or a worn diaphragm is holding the valve partly open. It wastes a lot of water fast. Shut the system off at the backflow preventer until we arrive.
Do I need to be home for the repair?
Not usually. We need access to the controller, the backflow and the yard. Many customers leave the garage or gate open and we text photos and the invoice when the work is done.
Most repairs are finished in a single visit.