
Water where it counts. Not on the sidewalk.
Overview
A sprinkler system that hasn't been tuned in a year almost always has a broken head, a stuck valve, or a zone spraying the driveway. Small problems, big water bills — and dry spots in the lawn that look like disease.
We run every zone, replace worn heads and nozzles, straighten sunken risers, tune spray patterns to actual bed lines, and reset your controller for the current season. Most systems come out spraying 20–30% less water and covering more grass.
What's included
We run every zone, watch every head, and note anything that's leaking, blocked, or spraying wrong.
Replace broken heads, swap in matched nozzles, straighten sunken risers.
Find and fix underground leaks, stuck solenoids, and valves that won't shut off.
Programmed for the actual current season — less water in wet months, more in August.
Test and reset the rain shut-off so your system isn't running during a thunderstorm.
You get a summary of what we did, what we replaced, and anything we recommend for later.
Our process
You show us the controller, we locate zones and valve boxes and confirm what's covered.
One at a time, watching every head and mapping problems on the fly.
Broken heads swapped, patterns tuned, leaks fixed with parts from the truck.
Controller reset for the current season and a written summary in your inbox.
Built for Louisiana
Most sprinkler systems in New Orleans are programmed the way they were when they were installed — usually way too much water for our humidity and rainfall. Right-sized programs save real money and keep grass healthier.
FAQ
Tell us about your property and we'll get back within one business day with a free, no-pressure estimate.