Texas Licensed Landscape Irrigator License #LI0026425

Tomball Irrigation Construction

Irrigation Systems Built for Reliable Coverage

Licensed irrigation installation and repair in Tomball, TX for new lawns, backyard renovations, landscape beds, system expansions, and recurring sprinkler problems. We evaluate pressure, zones, valves, controller operation, head placement, and site drainage before defining the work.

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New system installation System upgrades and repairs Drainage coordination Serving Houston since 2011

Start With the System Condition

Uneven Coverage Dry areas, overspray, runoff, or heads that do not match the planting zone.

System Failure Zones not operating, leaking valves, broken lines, wiring faults, or controller problems.

Property Changes New sod, beds, patios, grading, or drainage work requiring system modifications.

Start with a free property consultation and a written estimate based on the required irrigation work.

The Correct Scope

Repair What Still Works. Rebuild What No Longer Fits.

A repair should restore a defined failure. A new installation or redesign should correct system-wide limitations, accommodate a changed property, and provide dependable coverage for the finished landscape.

NEW

New Irrigation Installation

System planning for new construction, lawn replacement, landscape renovation, or properties without adequate irrigation. The design accounts for water source, available pressure, plant material, sun exposure, lawn boundaries, controller location, and service access.

Defined zones • Appropriate head spacing • Valve access • Controller setup • Final operating test

FIX

System Troubleshooting and Repair

Diagnostic work for leaking zones, broken lateral lines, damaged heads, failed valves, wiring faults, controller issues, pressure-related problems, and areas receiving too much or too little water.

Identify the failure • Explain the repair • Replace affected components • Test the completed work

An on-site evaluation determines whether a focused repair, partial redesign, zone addition, or complete replacement provides the most practical result.

Irrigation Construction and Service

Work Defined Around the Actual Failure or Project

01

Controllers and Scheduling

Controller replacement, programming, smart-controller setup, seasonal scheduling, zone identification, and operational testing.

02

Valves, Wiring, and Zones

Diagnosis and replacement of affected valves, solenoids, waterproof wire connections, control wiring, manifolds, and accessible valve boxes.

03

Spray Heads and Nozzles

Head replacement, elevation adjustment, nozzle correction, coverage improvement, damaged riser repair, and overspray reduction.

04

Buried Pipe Repair

Locate and repair affected mainline or lateral piping, broken fittings, cut lines, leaks, and damage caused by excavation or construction.

05

Drip Irrigation

Drip-zone installation or modification for planting beds, hedges, trees, and defined landscape areas where controlled root-zone delivery is appropriate.

06

Renovation Modifications

Relocate or cap heads, reroute affected lines, divide incompatible areas, and coordinate sprinkler elevations with grading, sod, turf, patios, and borders.

Water Application and Water Removal

Irrigation Cannot Correct a Drainage Failure

Sprinklers apply water to the landscape. Drainage systems collect and move unwanted water away from problem areas. A wet lawn may result from an irrigation leak, excessive scheduling, poor surface grade, trapped subsurface moisture, roof runoff, or several conditions operating together.

Testing the irrigation system before drainage construction helps prevent a leaking valve, broken lateral, or incorrect schedule from being mistaken for a site-drainage problem.

When both systems may be included

New lawn constructionCorrect grade and water removal, then establish suitable irrigation coverage.

Backyard renovationProtect and modify sprinkler lines while drainage and elevation work is completed.

Recurring saturated areasSeparate irrigation operation from rainfall, runoff, and subsurface moisture before recommending work.

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From Diagnosis to Final Test

A Clear Process Before Components Are Replaced

STEP 01

Discuss the Failure or Project

Identify the affected areas, property changes, watering concerns, and the result the homeowner needs.

STEP 02

Operate and Inspect

Run the system where possible and inspect controller response, active zones, valves, heads, pressure, leaks, and coverage.

STEP 03

Define the Work

Explain whether the condition requires repair, relocation, redesign, expansion, replacement, or drainage coordination.

STEP 04

Complete the Installation

Install the specified components, protect surrounding work, make connections, and restore disturbed areas included in the proposal.

STEP 05

Test and Explain

Operate affected zones, verify the completed work, and explain controller settings or continuing observations relevant to the project.

Licensed Irrigation Work

Texas License #LI0026425

PLS Landscaping provides irrigation installation and service under a Texas Landscape Irrigator license.

Related Project Planning

Renovating More Than the Sprinklers?

Coordinate irrigation changes with the final grade, drainage routes, natural lawn, artificial turf, beds, and hardscape construction.

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Serving Tomball and nearby communities including Creekside Park, Pinehurst, Klein, Spring, Cypress, Magnolia, and The Woodlands. Contact PLS Landscaping to confirm project availability for your property.

Tomball Irrigation FAQ

Questions Before Irrigation Work Begins

Do you install complete irrigation systems?

Yes. PLS Landscaping installs residential irrigation systems for new lawns, landscape renovations, planting areas, and properties requiring a new system design. The proposed work is based on property conditions, water availability, pressure, coverage requirements, and the finished landscape layout.

Can you repair an existing sprinkler system?

Yes. Repair work may include controllers, wiring, valves, leaking pipe, fittings, heads, nozzles, risers, coverage problems, and damaged components. The affected system must be evaluated before the repair scope can be confirmed.

Why does one area remain dry while another stays wet?

Possible causes include incorrect nozzle selection, blocked or damaged heads, pressure limitations, poor spacing, leaking valves, improper scheduling, mixed plant requirements, soil conditions, shade, surface grade, or a separate drainage problem.

Should irrigation be changed before installing new sod?

The existing system should be operated and evaluated before lawn installation. Buried repairs and major modifications should be completed before final soil preparation, while head elevations and nozzle coverage should be confirmed at the finished grade.

Can irrigation and drainage work be completed together?

Yes, when both are required. The systems perform different functions and should be planned separately: irrigation distributes water to the landscape, while drainage collects and conveys unwanted water. Coordinating trench routes and finished elevations can reduce conflicts during construction.

What is your irrigation license number?

PLS Landscaping provides irrigation installation and service under Texas Landscape Irrigator License #LI0026425.

Licensed Irrigation Evaluation

Resolve the Failure or Plan the New System Correctly

Schedule a property consultation in Tomball so we can evaluate the irrigation system, identify the required work, review related drainage conditions, and prepare a written estimate.

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