Sprinkler Spring Start-Up Service

Every spring, your sprinkler system needs somebody to bring it back online properly — not just turn the water on and hope. After a Texas winter, there's almost always a head that cracked, a valve that's leaking, or a controller setting that needs adjusting before the grass actually starts asking for water. Here's what a spring start-up actually involves. We pressure-up the system slowly so we don't blow a fitting that's been sitting dry all winter. We walk every zone — checking that every head pops up, sprays where it's supposed to, and shuts off clean. Anything that's broken, leaking, or pointing the wrong way gets either fixed on the spot or quoted before we leave. We check the backflow. We check for hidden leaks — wet spots in the yard, soft mulch beds, geysers around heads that should have been winterized but weren't. We tune the controller for the season — runtimes by zone, start times that don't fight your morning routine, rain-sensor wiring if you've got one. By the time we leave, you know what shape the system is in, what was fixed, and what (if anything) needs to come back on a separate visit. We've been doing this in Conroe, Spring, The Woodlands, and the rest of Montgomery County since 2004 — thousands of start-ups across the same yards year after year. The crew already knows your layout, which means we're not learning your property on the clock. Get on the schedule before April. That's when everybody calls at once. Veteran-owned, first-responder-led, TCEQ Licensed Irrigator LI0015631.