Div 32 · Exterior Improvements
Commercial irrigation
An irrigation system fails silently. A stuck valve or a broken lateral does not stop the landscape from looking acceptable for weeks, and by the time the turf shows it the water bill has already paid for the repair several times over.
We inspect, repair and maintain commercial irrigation — controller programming, valve and head repair, leak location, coverage correction and seasonal scheduling.
A coverage audit is the first thing worth doing on any inherited property. Systems get modified during construction and landscaping changes, and the zones almost never match the plan by the time you take over.
What is in scope
- Full system inspection and coverage audit
- Head, nozzle and lateral repair
- Valve, solenoid and manifold repair
- Controller programming and seasonal adjustment
- Leak location and mainline repair
- Rain and freeze sensor installation
- Backflow device coordination
- Winterization and spring start-up
When people call us
- Your water bill moved and nothing else changed
- Turf is browning in a defined patch rather than overall
- A zone runs and you cannot tell which one
- You took over a property and have no as-built irrigation plan
None of these describe your situation? Describe it in your own words instead. The quote form routes by property type and scope, not by which page you landed on.
Describe the buildingQuestions we actually get asked
How do I know if my irrigation system is wasting water?
The reliable tell is a bill that rose without a schedule change, plus visible symptoms — a soft spot that never dries, a browning zone next to a healthy one, or heads misting instead of throwing. A coverage audit finds all three in one pass.
Do you handle backflow testing?
Backflow assembly testing is a licensed activity in Texas and is coordinated with a licensed tester as part of the maintenance scope, with the report provided for your records.
Div 32 · Grounds Keeping
Also under grounds keeping
Coverage
Irrigation across greater Houston
- Houston
- Dallas
- Fort Worth
- Arlington
- Plano
- Irving
- Garland
- Frisco
- McKinney
- Grand Prairie
- Denton
- Mesquite
- Pasadena
- Lewisville
- Carrollton
- Pearland
- College Station
- League City
- Richardson
- Conroe
- The Woodlands
- Allen
- Sugar Land
- Bryan
- Atascocita
- Baytown
- Mansfield
- Flower Mound
- Missouri City
- North Richland Hills
- Rowlett
- Wylie
- Spring
- Little Elm
- Euless
- Texas City
- DeSoto
- Burleson
- Fulshear
- Rockwall
- Galveston
- Celina
- Grapevine
- Sherman
Next step
Tired of poorly maintained facilities?
That was the best line on the old website and it sat halfway down the homepage under a generic button. Tell us what building you are running and what is not getting done.