New fence posts, planting holes, and edging often hit sprinkler lines. Here is how to find the damage after a project and how to…
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Mature trees and sprinkler lines compete for the same soil. Here is how roots damage irrigation and how to repair lines without harming the…
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Fixing a cracked sprinkler pipe usually comes down to a glued coupling or a slip fix. Here is how they compare and when each…
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Dallas clay moves with the seasons, and buried sprinkler pipe moves with it. Here is why pipes crack in expansive soil and what helps…
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Your water meter is one of the best leak detectors you own. Here is how to use it to check whether your sprinkler system…
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A wet spot that stays soft for days usually has a specific cause. Here is how to track it down in a Dallas yard,…
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A leak under concrete is one of the trickiest sprinkler repairs. Here is how pipe under Dallas sidewalks and driveways gets found, rerouted, or…
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Older Dallas sprinkler systems may use PVC, poly, or both. Here is how the two pipe types differ, how each fails, and what that…
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A mainline break leaks around the clock; a lateral break leaks only when its zone runs. Here is how to tell which one you…
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In Dallas clay, a sprinkler leak can hide for weeks. Here are the warning signs, why clay masks leaks, and simple checks to confirm…
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