The best way to maintain your sprinkler system is to have it professionally serviced. It will ensure that the system works properly and protect you from any potential problems. A good maintenance plan can help prevent expensive repairs, saving money in the long run. When calling for a sprinkler service, it's also important to know what kind of coverage they offer. Here at Texas Rainmakers, our sprinkler repair covers the following services:
1. A comprehensive inspection of the entirety of your system
Before we begin working on your sprinklers, we'll need to check the entire system. To do this, our team will go over every part of your sprinkler system to know what kind of repair work it needs and other issues which could cause damage. We'll also be checking the pressure of your water supply, so we're able to determine if you may need to increase or decrease the amount of water coming into your home.
2. Repairs to damaged components
If your sprinkler system has been damaged by a tree branch falling onto it, a broken pipe, or other issues, then we'll make sure to fix these parts as soon as possible. Our technicians are trained to identify and repair any component causing any issue with your sprinkler system. Once we've identified the problem, we'll replace the damaged part with a new one, ensuring that your system continues to operate correctly.
3. Reprogramming your controller as required
Upon installing your sprinkler system, its settings may be already pre-programmed manually. However, now that the system is older, there is a chance that the programming for the system has changed. It can cause the system to malfunction, leading to issues like leaks, unnecessary watering, and even flooding. If this happens, we'll reprogram your controller so that everything functions as intended.
4. Installation of new components
Your sprinkler system isn't just about repairing existing parts; it's also about installing new ones. Having up-to-date components ensures that your system is operating efficiently and effectively. At Texas Rainmakers, we install new valves, pipes, and more.
5. Identify and correct low-pressure problems
Low pressure means that less than usual amounts of water are being delivered through your sprinkler heads. It can result from several things, including clogged lines, worn-out nozzles, or broken pipes. When your sprinkler system doesn't deliver enough water, you could end up with areas of your lawn that don't get watered.
6. Elevate or lower sprinklers as necessary
Placing your sprinklers too close to the ground can lead to excessive evaporation while leaving them too far away can mean that some plants won't receive enough water. Using our knowledge of your landscaping and local weather conditions, we can identify where your sprinklers should be placed. Then, we'll raise or lower them accordingly, making sure that all areas of your yard receive appropriate levels of water.
Professional Sprinkler Repair at Texas Rainmakers
Here at Texas Rainmakers, we understand how vital your sprinkler system is in keeping your property healthy and safe. That's why we offer sprinkler repairs and other comprehensive services designed to keep your irrigation system running smoothly. Call us today to learn more about our sprinkler repair services and what they cover!
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