Austin, Texas

Austin Sprinkler Repair & Irrigation Service

Broken heads, dry zones, leaks in Austin limestone and clay, and timers that forgot the program — from downtown Austin to Round Rock, Cedar Park, Pflugerville, and the hill country.

Call (512) 955-5678 Request service

A brown patch is usually one broken head, one stuck valve, or one cracked pipe — not a whole new system.

St. Augustine in Tarrytown, HOA lawns in Round Rock and Cedar Park, oak shade in West Lake Hills, xeriscaping in Bee Cave. We turn the sprinklers on, find what actually failed, fix that part, and set watering for night — when Austin grass can use it.

Austin Sprinkler Repair is lawn sprinkler repair for Austin, Texas and the surrounding metro area. We fix spray heads, rotors, valves, broken underground pipe, timers, rain sensors, drip lines, and backflow devices. We install a new system when the yard never had coverage. We replace old pipe when patches will not hold.

We come to your home from downtown Austin to Round Rock, Georgetown, Pflugerville, and the hill country. Call (512) 955-5678 or send the form.

Lawn sprinkler repair around Austin, Texas

Sprinkler Repair

Zone-by-zone diagnosis. We find why it quit and fix that part.

Sprinkler Head Replacement

Broken, sunken, and clogged heads swapped for the right nozzle.

Valve Repair

Stuck, leaking, or humming valves rebuilt or replaced.

Leak Detection

Underground breaks found with as little digging as we can manage.

Controller & Timer Repair

Clocks that skip stations, lose programs, or die after a storm.

Backflow Testing

Test, repair, and paperwork for devices on public water.

Freeze Protection & Spring Start-Up

Insulate, drain, and start the system when the freeze threat is over.

New System Installation

Designed for Austin limestone, oak shade, and the way this soil holds water.

Drip Irrigation

Beds, hedges, and trees on their own station so turf is not soaked.

Commercial & HOA

Office parks, HOA entries, and common areas on a schedule you can live with.

From downtown Austin to the suburbs

Austin limestone cracks shallow pipe. Round Rock and Pflugerville mowers knock the tops off sprinkler heads. Hill country lots mix sun and shade on the same zone. Well water in Dripping Springs starves the last rotor. Oak leaves pack the screens. Open your city for what we see on those streets.

Round Rock

Round Rock has grown fast.

Cedar Park

Cedar Park sits on limestone with thin topsoil.

Pflugerville

Pflugerville subdivisions range from 30-year-old PVC to new smart systems.

Georgetown

Georgetown is split between Sun City retirees who want hands-off reliability and new subdivisions with builder-grade systems.

Lakeway

Lakeway lots slope toward the lake.

Bee Cave

Bee Cave developments sit on rock.

West Lake Hills

West Lake Hills is older money with older irrigation.

Rollingwood

Rollingwood is a pocket city with older systems and large live oaks.

Leander, Dripping Springs, Buda, Kyle, Manor, Hutto →

We turn it on, find the problem, and fix that part.

Walk the yard — We run every zone. A dry strip, a misting head, or a head that never pops up each points to a different repair.
Find what failed — Heads, valves, underground pipe, or the timer. Austin limestone and mowers cause most of it.
Mark utilities if we dig — If we open the lawn, public lines get marked first. We do not guess around gas or water.
Repair — We replace the failed part. Spray heads stay with spray heads. Rotor heads stay with rotors so the lawn waters evenly.
Set the timer — Night watering, rest between cycles so clay can soak it in, rain sensor on. Five-minute sprays at noon waste water in Austin summers.

See how a repair visit works

Request a visit

Tell us your name, phone, city, and what failed. We call back from (512) 955-5678.

Monday–Saturday, 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM

We come to your home around Austin, Texas.

Questions Austin homeowners actually ask

Do you repair existing sprinkler systems in Austin?

Yes. Most visits are repairs on systems already in the ground — Rain Bird, Hunter, Toro, and mixed HOA systems included.

Why is only part of my lawn brown?

Usually one zone: a valve, a pipe, or a few heads. Sometimes chinch bugs on St. Augustine. We turn the system on before we guess.

Should I water every morning in summer?

No. St. Augustine on Austin clay and limestone needs a deep soak at night. Short daily sprays mostly run off the driveway.

Do you cover Round Rock, Cedar Park, and Pflugerville?

Yes — plus Georgetown, Leander, Lakeway, Bee Cave, West Lake Hills, Buda, Kyle, Manor, Hutto, Dripping Springs, and the other cities on our service-area list.

What should I do if a head is shooting water in the air?

Turn off the two valves on the backflow device at the house, then call. We treat flooding and stuck valves as urgent.

All questions →

Guides

From the yard, not a brochure

Short pieces on what we actually see in Austin yards — limestone, oak shade, clocks, leaks, and freeze.

Jul 21, 2026