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Why You’re Here If you’re reading this, chances are your sprinkler controller is making you crazy. Maybe it skips days for no reason, waters right through a rainstorm, wipes out your program after every power flicker or even runs in the middle of the day when nobody asked it to. You’re wasting water and throwing

Most Homeowners Get This Wrong… Many North Texas homeowners think a sprinkler system and an irrigation system are the same thing. They’re not. And knowing the difference could save your lawn—and your wallet. Watch: Sprinkler vs Irrigation – Don’t Get This Wrong! In this video, our team explains why confusing sprinklers with irrigation can lead

You Don’t Notice Sprinkler Valve Problems… Until your water bill spikes, your sprinklers keep running long after the controller shuts off, or your yard is flooded like it just rained all night. And then—once you finally shut off the water—the system seems “fine” again. But here’s the truth: A sprinkler valve that won’t shut off

If you’re reading this, something in your yard probably doesn’t look right. Maybe there’s a stubborn brown patch. Maybe one head shoots water like a fountain while the rest barely reach. Or maybe your water bill keeps climbing even though your grass still looks stressed. Sprinkler heads don’t last forever. They wear down, get damaged,

Why Waiting for Repairs Costs Prosper Homeowners More In Prosper, TX, keeping a lawn healthy isn’t easy. The heat, clay soil, and sudden storms all take a toll on sprinkler systems. And too often, homeowners don’t think about irrigation until something breaks. A valve sticks open. A sprinkler head stops working. The controller fails during

You don’t notice drainage problems… Until your lawn turns into a swamp, your mulch floats down the driveway, or rainwater starts creeping toward your foundation. And then—after 4 or 5 days—the sun finally comes out, the water dries up, and everything looks “normal” again. But during storm season in Allen, that soggy side yard might

You’re making your morning coffee, looking out the window at your McKinney lawn… And there it is. The sprinklers are running again, later than they are supposed to—again. Or maybe, the sprinklers are running even though it’s raining. Or you’re noticing those brown spots that keep showing up no matter how many times you adjust

If you’re here, something in your sprinkler system just went wrong and not in a “I’ll get to it next weekend” kind of way. Maybe water’s shooting across the sidewalk. Maybe there’s a soggy patch in your yard that’s getting bigger by the minute. Or maybe a valve won’t shut off and you can almost

If you’re here, it’s probably because you want to keep your sprinkler system working without surprise breakdowns or expensive repairs and you’d rather not wait until something floods, leaks, or leaves your grass crunchy before taking action. Maybe you’ve already had one of those moments a soggy patch in the yard, a geyser shooting into