A quiet residential street under arching live oaks, with brick and limestone homes behind green lawns and grass parkways

Where We Fix Sprinklers

We focus on the Park Cities and the Dallas neighborhoods around them. If your street is not listed, call 469-902-9800 and ask.

Call 469-902-9800

Neighborhoods

A red brick Tudor-style house with limestone trim and an arched doorway, sprinklers misting the front lawn at sunrise

University Park75205, 75225. SMU, Snider Plaza and the streets around them.

A cream limestone house with a red tile roof above a lawn that slopes toward a wooded creek, with sprinklers watering the slope

Highland ParkTurtle Creek, big trees and older systems.

Rotor sprinklers watering a broad lawn beside a curving driveway that leads to a large brick house behind tall hedges

Preston HollowLarge lots, many zones, long main lines.

A rotor sprinkler watering a shaded lawn that slopes up to a stone ranch house under large trees

BluffviewHills and slopes, wooded lots.

A mowed park green under large trees, with brick and stone two-story homes and low garden walls along its edge

Greenway ParksHomes facing shared park greens.

A red brick cottage with a white porch, a foundation flower bed and a small St. Augustine front lawn beside a large oak

DevonshireClassic 1930s to 1950s homes, many remodels.

A row of pop-up spray heads watering the grass strip between a sidewalk and the street, with brick Tudor-style homes behind

M StreetsSmall lots, parkways and side yards.

Why we stay close to the Park Cities

Staying in one part of Dallas means less drive time and more time fixing things. It also means we know the yards: the clay soil, the mature trees, the alleys, the narrow parkways, and the remodels and rebuilds that keep cutting sprinkler lines. Each area page below covers what we see most often in that neighborhood.

Watering rules differ by city

University Park and Highland Park are their own cities, separate from Dallas, and each sets its own watering rules. Preston Hollow, Bluffview, Greenway Parks, Devonshire and the M Streets are inside the City of Dallas and follow Dallas rules. When we set your controller, we use the rules for your address. See the watering guide.

Sprinklers running on a row of front lawns along a wet sidewalk at dawn on a street of brick homes

Sprinkler problem? Call and talk to a person.

Tell us what you are seeing: a wet spot, a dead zone, a geyser, a controller that will not turn on. We will tell you what it likely is and set a visit.