Sprinkler head replacement in Pearland
Cracked, clogged, mowed-over, or spraying the driveway instead of the lawn? We swap in the right head and dial in the coverage.
Broken heads waste water and burn the lawn
Sprinkler heads take the most abuse of anything in your system — lawnmowers clip them, edgers crack them, and grit in the line clogs the nozzles. A single bad head can flood one spot and leave the patch next to it bone dry.
The fix isn't just screwing in whatever's on the shelf. The replacement has to match the type (spray, rotor, or rotary), the nozzle has to match the zone's flow, and the arc and radius have to be set so water lands on grass, not the fence or sidewalk.
Signs a head needs replacing
Heads are cheap; the lawn damage from ignoring them isn't.
- A head cracked or snapped off at the base
- Water geysering straight up instead of spraying
- A head that won't pop up — or won't go back down
- Spray hitting the driveway, fence, or street
- Misting fog instead of a clean spray pattern
- A sunken head buried below the grass line
Matched, set, and aligned right
We identify what's installed on each zone and match the replacement to it — same type, same flow, correct nozzle for the spacing. Mixing head types on one zone is one of the biggest causes of uneven watering, so we keep zones consistent.
Then we set each head to grade, adjust the arc and radius, and run the zone to confirm the whole area gets even coverage with no dry corners and no wasted spray on hardscape.
- Spray, rotor, and rotary heads
- Correct nozzle for the zone's flow
- Heads raised to the right grade
- Arc and radius set per head
- Even coverage confirmed on a test run
- No overspray onto pavement or fences
Broken heads?
We'll match, replace, and align them so the whole lawn gets watered evenly.
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