Sprinkler Repair in Greenway Parks

Greenway Parks is laid out differently from most of Dallas: many homes face shared park greens instead of the street. That changes how sprinkler systems should be set up and repaired.

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ZIP 75209

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

Where your yard ends and the green begins

Because many front yards open onto a shared green, the line between private lawn and common area is not always obvious. Heads at the edge of a yard sometimes spray onto the green, and lines occasionally run closer to the edge than expected. When we work near the green, we keep spray on your property and make sure repairs do not disturb the common area.

If the green has its own irrigation, it is not part of your system. If you notice a problem there, let your neighborhood association know.

Street-side and green-side

Many homes here have two "fronts": the side toward the green and the side toward the street or drive. Both get visitor traffic. Heads along walks and drives take a lot of foot and wheel traffic, so we set them low and use sturdy parts.

A spray head at the lawn edge spraying across a concrete sidewalk and leaving it wet

Older systems, newer additions

The neighborhood dates to the early-to-mid 1900s, and many homes have been expanded or rebuilt. That often leaves an old system patched to a new one. We find where they connect, fix weak spots, and map the zones for you.

Neighbors close by

Overspray onto a neighbor's walk, car or windows is a common complaint where lots are close. Smaller nozzles, adjusted arcs and drip in narrow side yards solve most of it.

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

Dallas watering rules

Greenway Parks is inside the City of Dallas, so Dallas rules apply. Sprinklers can run no more than twice a week: Sunday and Thursday for even-numbered addresses, Wednesday and Saturday for odd. Nothing on Monday, Tuesday or Friday. And no sprinkler watering from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on any day of the year; Dallas made that daytime ban year-round in 2026. Hand watering, soaker hoses and drip are allowed any day and any time. Read the City of Dallas ordinance summary.

Questions people ask us

Do you fix the irrigation on the shared green?

We work on your home's system. The shared green is maintained separately, so contact your neighborhood association about it.

My heads spray onto the green. Is that a problem?

It wastes water and can wet paths used by neighbors. We can adjust or change those heads so they stay on your lawn.

Can you map my zones?

Yes. We test each zone and give you a simple written map of what each one waters.

Worth reading before you call

Rain and Freeze Sensors: What They Do and What the Rules RequireHow sprinkler rain and freeze sensors work, why Dallas requires them, what Texas and University Park rules say, and how to test yours.
How to Water New Sod Under Dallas and Park Cities RulesHow often to water new St. Augustine sod, and how University Park's 30-day exemption, Dallas variances and Highland Park's form apply.

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.

Call 469-902-9800