Sprinkler Repair in Lake Highlands
Lake Highlands is home for us. Our shop is at 10705 Plano Road, so we are a short drive from most streets between White Rock Creek and LBJ. Call 469-208-4222.
Yards we see here
Much of Lake Highlands was built from the late 1950s into the 1970s. Lots are generous, many back up to creeks or greenbelts, and the trees are big now. Plenty of systems here are original or patched over the decades by different owners, so a single yard can have three brands of heads and a controller nobody remembers programming.
Slopes down toward the creeks cause runoff on clay, so low ends stay wet while the tops of the slopes dry out. Big oaks and pecans shade lawns that were sunny when the system was laid out, so some zones water far more than the grass needs. Roots lift and crack laterals near the trunks.
Repairs we make most often here
- Leaks on old laterals near large trees
- Valve boxes lost under decades of sod and mulch
- Rezoning or re-nozzling shaded areas that are now overwatered
- Splicing wire cut during fence and alley work
- Cycle-and-soak schedules for sloped lawns
Watering rules
Lake Highlands is inside the City of Dallas, so the Dallas ordinance applies: sprinklers no more than twice a week by address, no sprinkler watering from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on any day, rain and freeze sensors required on automatic systems, and no runoff into the street. Hand watering and soaker hoses are allowed any day. Details are on our Dallas watering schedule page and in the city ordinance summary.
Questions people ask us
Do you charge extra to come to Lake Highlands?
My yard slopes to the creek and the bottom is always wet. Why?
Sprinkler trouble in Dallas? Call us.
Describe what you see: a soggy spot, a zone that will not start, a head shooting water, a controller that is dark. We will tell you what it probably is and get you on the schedule.
Call 469-208-4222