Sprinkler Repair

Local Sprinkler Repair for San Marcos Homes and Businesses

We serve residential and commercial customers across San Marcos, Kyle, Buda, Wimberley, and all of Hays County. Our technicians are familiar with local soil conditions, city water pressure, and San Marcos watering restrictions — which means we can diagnose problems faster and recommend repairs that make sense for your specific situation.

Sprinkler Problems We Repair

• Broken or cracked sprinkler heads — spray heads, rotors, and pop-up heads
• Leaking irrigation lines — underground pipe breaks and surface leaks
• Zones that will not turn on or shut off
• Low water pressure and uneven coverage
• Faulty valves and bad solenoids
• Controller and timer malfunctions
• Damaged wiring in the irrigation system
• Drip irrigation clogs, leaks, and pressure issues

Broken Sprinkler Heads

Broken heads are one of the most common sprinkler problems. A cracked or shattered head wastes water, creates wet spots, and leaves dry patches elsewhere in the lawn. We carry replacement heads for all major brands and can typically swap out multiple heads in a single visit.

Leaking Sprinkler Lines

Underground pipe leaks are harder to spot, but the signs are usually a soggy area of lawn, an unexplained spike in your water bill, or water pressure that's dropped across multiple zones. We use pressure testing and visual inspection to locate the break, then excavate and repair cleanly.

Sprinkler Zones Not Working

A zone that won't turn on is almost always a valve, solenoid, or wiring problem. A zone that won't shut off is typically a stuck valve seat or debris caught in the valve diaphragm. Both are common and both are fixable without replacing the entire system.

Low Water Pressure and Uneven Coverage

Low pressure can come from a main line leak, too many heads on a zone, a failing pressure regulator, or issues with city supply. We diagnose the source of the pressure problem and correct it — often with simple adjustments that dramatically improve coverage.

Why Timely Sprinkler Repair Matters

In San Marcos's climate, a leaking or poorly functioning sprinkler system doesn't just waste water — it can kill grass, damage landscaping, wash away mulch, and create drainage problems. Prompt repairs protect your investment and keep you compliant with city watering restrictions.