American Sprinkler Repair is a full service lawn sprinkler repair company serving Dallas, Texas.

Tested system, replaced 17 spray heads that were broken/not popping up/leaking/missing, adjusted with proper height and nozzle, cleaned up couple of clogged nozzles, adjusted spray heads to water in right direction, set controller for season and following current watering restrictions, checked and adjusted entire system with 8 stations.

Tested system, replaced 7 rotary heads that were broken/leaking, adjusted with proper height and nozzle, adjusted spray heads and rotary heads to water in right direction, replaced battery on rain sensor, checked operation of the same, manually, checked and adjusted entire system with 9 stations.

Dug up, repaired and buried 1” main line leak in backyard that was leaking constantly causing water running down alley and could have cause an increment in water bill, tested system, replaced 1 broken head on zone 3, adjusted with proper height and nozzle, checked and adjusted entire system with 5 stations.

Tested system, rebuilt 1” valves on zone 2 that was not coming on, replaced one spray head on zone 2 that was not popping up, capped off 3 spray heads on zone 5 per customer request, adjusted spray heads to water in right direction, pressure on all stations seems low, advised customer to call city and have them check water meter, if city does not find anything wrong with water meter, I advised to change all spray heads to low pressure heads to increase coverage, quoted between $1600 and $1800, customer will call back, checked and adjusted entire system with 5 stations.

Tested system, replaced 3 broken heads on zones 2, 6 and 9, adjusted with proper height and nozzle, cleaned up couple of clogged nozzles, checked and adjusted entire system with 11 stations.

Tested system, replaced two spray heads on zone 7 that were wrong type of head and were recently replaced by city crew, adjusted with proper height and nozzle, cleaned up couple of clogged nozzles, adjusted spray heads to water in right direction, checked and adjusted entire system with 10 stations.

Cutting my way to a 3/4” t fitting for a rain bird spray head replacement

Replaced 1 spray heads at northeast part of property that was ran over by cars, installed spray head on flexible pipe to avoid future damage per cars running overheads, changed out one nozzle by front door to avoid water on wall.

Tested system, replaced 1” valve on zone 4 that was seeping constantly causing water running down alley and could have cause an increment in water bill, cleaned up couple of clogged nozzles, adjusted spray heads to water in right direction, checked and adjusted entire system with 6 stations.

Tested system, replaced two broken heads and 4 missing micro spray heads, adjusted with proper height and nozzle, cleaned up couple of clogged nozzles, checked and adjusted entire system with 5 stations.

Tested system, replaced 3 spray heads that were broken/not working, adjusted with proper height and nozzle, unclogged micro spray heads on zone 3, flushed out one spray head on zone 3 that was full of mud, adjusted spray heads to water in right direction, checked and adjusted stations 2, 3 and 4 per customer.

Replaced 1” valve in front yard that was leaking constantly causing a wet spot in lawn and could have cause an increment in water bill, left DCA off to let glue to fully cure.

Replaced 1 1/2” valve in backyard that was leaking constantly causing a wet spot in lawn and could have cause an increment in water bill.

Replaced 1” valve on zone 1 that was leaking constantly causing a wet spot by driveway and could have cause an increment in water bill, checked water for leaks after repairs, no leaks observed on sprinkler main line nor house line.

Tested system, replaced one broken head on zone 4, adjusted with proper height and nozzle, dug up, repaired and buried 3/4” main line leak in backyard that was leaking constantly causing a wet spot in lawn and could have cause an increment in water bill, set controller for season, checked and adjusted entire system with 6 stations.

Replaced two spray heads that were broken/not working, adjusted with proper height and nozzle, checked and adjusted entire system with 5 stations.

Tested system, replaced one broken head on zone 3, adjusted with proper height and nozzle, changed out two clogged nozzles on zones 1 and 2, adjusted spray heads to water in right direction, cleaned up couple of clogged nozzles, checked and adjusted entire system with 3 stations.

Tested system, dug up, repaired and buried 1/2” lateral line leaks and drip line leaks on zones 1, 4 and 14, installed spray head on flexible pipe next to driveway on zone 4 to avoid future damage per cars running over head, replaced 5 spray heads that were broken/not working, most of spray heads were damage per lawn guys, adjusted with proper height and nozzle, adjusted tree bubblers on zone 9 to avoid overwatering, adjusted spray heads and rotary heads to water in right direction, checked and adjusted entire system with 14 stations.

Tested system, dug up, repaired and buried 1/2” lateral line leak on zone 1, replaced 3 rotary heads and 5 spray heads that were broken/not popping up/not working/leaking, adjusted with proper height and nozzle, adjusted spray heads and rotary heads to water in right direction, cleaned up couple of clogged nozzles, checked and adjusted entire system with 7 working stations, all stations working as per design.

Rebuilt 1” valve on zone 5 that was damage per debris left inside main line when repairing broken pipe in front yard, tested system, replaced one broken head, cleaned up couple of clogged nozzles, adjusted spray heads to water in right direction, checked and adjusted entire system system with 5 stations.

Rebuilt 1” valve in front yard that was leaking constantly causing a wet spot in lawn and could have cause an increment in water bill

Tested system, found nothing wrong with wiring, valves and controller, customer will keep an eye on it to see if the issue shows up again, cleaned up couple of clogged nozzles, adjusted spray heads to water in right direction, set controller according customer directions, checked and adjusted entire system with 6 stations.

Tested stations 4 and 6, replaced 6 spray heads that were not popping all the way up/not working correctly, adjusted with proper height and nozzle and to increase coverage in backyard as much as possible, changed out one nozzle to increase coverage as well, checked and adjusted stations 4 and 6 per customer.

Checked water meter for water usage, no leaks observed on sprinkler main line, although there’s a extremely small leak on house line near front entrance of house, customer need to call a plumber to locate and repair house line leak, replaced 1” valve on zone 9 that was not coming on, repaired cut wire to zone 4 using an add-a-zone device connected to zone 5, repaired 1” and 1/2” lateral line leaks on zones 9 and 6 respectively, cleaned up couple of clogged nozzles, checked and adjusted entire system with 9 stations.

Tested system, repaired drip line leaks on zones 1 and 4, replaced two spray heads on zone 5 to increase coverage of back flower beds, adjusted spray heads to water in right direction, checked and adjusted entire system with 5 stations.