Drip

Drip Irrigation Repair in Houston

Drip on a Houston bed fails quietly. The lawn zone still looks fine. The shrubs brown because an emitter clogged, a rodent chewed the tube, or the drip was tied to a spray station that runs too short for the soil.

What we open first

The filter and the pressure regulator at the start of the drip zone tell the story. A filter full of grit means the emitters downstream are starving. A missing regulator means the tubing was asked to hold spray pressure and it split.

Spray and drip do not share a station

A spray head and a drip line on the same valve will not both be right. We split them when the controller has a free station, and we say so before we add wire. Call 346-642-6161 if the lawn is green and the bed is dry, or the bed is a swamp and the lawn is not.

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Request service

If water is running right now, call 346-642-6161. The form is not an overnight emergency line.