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How we work
Built around what we see in Bee Cave: Pressure, Long laterals, Drip zones.
Programs, rain sensor, power, station output — before we blame the yard.
Solenoids, diaphragms, wet manifolds. Flooded boxes get pumped and fixed, not ignored.
We run zones and watch throw. Sunken cans and blocked arcs show up fast.
Only when the lateral is the problem. Isolate first — especially under trees.
Services
Hills, longer runs, pressure loss, and drip on slopes. Full write-ups on the services page.
Broken heads, clogged nozzles, wrong arcs, sunken cans, weak throw.
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Zone won’t open, won’t close, hums at the box, or floods the manifold.
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Blank screens, dead stations, bad programs, rain-sensor quirks.
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Wet spots, hissing, spinning meters, sudden water-bill spikes.
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Residential device testing, freeze cracks, and common rebuilds.
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Wraps, shutoffs, blow-outs when the forecast earns them, post-freeze checks.
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Hills and longer runs change pressure. We deal with weak end-of-zone coverage and controllers that need a real program, not factory defaults. Full list on service areas.
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Hills and longer runs change pressure. We deal with weak end-of-zone coverage and controllers that need a real program, not factory defaults. This site is not a thin directory page with a phone number glued on. You get full service write-ups with photos, a real FAQ, long blog guides, and a service-area hub that names nearby communities. Phone everywhere: (555) 010-9909.
Homeowners often buy parts in the wrong order: new heads for a dead solenoid, a new clock for a cut common wire, longer runtimes for a crushed lateral under a tree. Our order is controller and power, valve box, heads with water on, dig only when isolation says the pipe is the problem. That is how small lots stay intact and how invoices stay tied to the actual failure.
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Elevation and long laterals weaken last heads — check pressure and valve performance before nozzle roulette.
Drip on slopes is a separate hydraulic story from turf stations.
FAQ
Yes — Bee Cave and nearby Lakeway, West Lake Hills, Spicewood routing. Call (555) 010-9909.
Long laterals and elevation change pressure. We check nozzles, pressure, and valve performance before blaming the grass.
Separate from turf stations. We diagnose drip filters, emitters, and supply issues on their own.
Factory defaults rarely match hill lots. After hardware works we set station times that match exposure and soil.
Access matters. We isolate so digs stay small and planned.
Usually within a few days.
Blog
Longer guides with internal links to services and areas.
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