Sprinkler repair, irrigation installation and drainage in Rockwall, Texas — from the company that has worked this county since 1995.
We have been based in Rockwall since 1995, which means we have worked on a lot of the systems in this city more than once — and in plenty of cases we installed them. That history matters when a zone stops working: we usually have a good idea of what was put in the ground, by whom, and in what year, before we ever pull a valve box lid.
Rockwall covers a wide spread of housing stock. Older neighbourhoods west of the square are running systems that are twenty or thirty years old, where brittle poly, corroded solenoids and a controller nobody has reprogrammed since the last hard freeze are the usual suspects. The newer subdivisions out toward the lake and along the FM 549 and FM 3097 corridors have builder-grade systems that were installed fast, and typically start needing head alignment and pressure work about the time the sod finishes rooting.
Add in the blackland clay this county sits on — ground that shrinks hard in an August drought and swells back after the first big rain — and you get shifted heads, sheared laterals and drainage that worked fine for five years and then did not. Most of what we fix in Rockwall traces back to soil movement rather than bad parts.
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Blackland clay heaves and shrinks with the seasons. Spray heads end up tilted, buried or spraying the fence instead of the turf. We re-set them to grade rather than just cranking the arc back.
West-side Rockwall neighbourhoods are well past the design life of the original valves. A zone that will not shut off, or will not come on, is usually a diaphragm or solenoid rather than the controller.
New-build systems around the lake and the FM 549 corridor commonly need head spacing and pressure corrected once the landscape fills in. We can take over service on a system we did not install.
Flat lots with clay soil hold water. French drains and re-grading move it off the slab before it becomes a foundation bill.
If you are inside the Rockwall city limits, your water comes through the City of Rockwall from the North Texas Municipal Water District. Watering days and any drought stage are set by the city — check before you reset a controller.
Under Texas Commission on Environmental Quality rules, selling, designing, installing, altering, repairing or servicing an irrigation system requires a TCEQ licence. Ask any contractor for their license number before work begins — in Rockwall as anywhere else in Texas.
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Leaks, broken heads, valves, wiring and controllers.
Learn more →New systems designed zone by zone for your property.
Learn more →French drains and grading that move water off the slab.
Learn more →Protect pipes, valves and backflow before a hard freeze.
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