A sprinkler zone that keeps running after the timer ends wastes water fast. Here is how to shut it off, find the cause, and…
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Choosing between spray heads, rotors, and rotary nozzles affects runoff, coverage, and water use on Dallas clay. Here is how each works and where…
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St. Augustine, Bermuda, zoysia, and buffalo grass all grow in Dallas, and each responds differently to water. Here is how to irrigate by grass…
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Irrigation problems in Dallas depend a lot on where you live. Here is how older lines, big trees, hills, small lots, and newer subdivisions…
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Some sprinkler systems need a repair; others need a retrofit or a new design. Here is how to tell the difference and what good…
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Drip irrigation puts water right at the roots, suits Dallas clay, and is allowed any day under city rules. Here is how drip systems…
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Every Dallas sprinkler system connected to city water needs backflow protection. Here is what that device does, how testing and licensing work in Texas,…
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Expansive clay shapes almost everything about irrigation in Dallas, from runoff and dry spots to sunken heads and cracked pipes. Here is how to…
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North Texas weather swings from triple-digit heat to hard freezes. This season-by-season calendar keeps your Dallas sprinkler system efficient and ready for both.
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Dallas limits automatic irrigation to two days per week and bans sprinkler watering between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. year-round. Here is how to…
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