Irrigation systems are complex and comprised of many moving parts working in tandem to keep your lawn hydrated, so sometimes it’s hard to tell when it might need to be repaired. To help you along, we’ve compiled three common signs to look out for that’ll help you know when your irrigation system is in need of repair.
One of the first places to check is your water bill. A higher-than-usual water bill could mean something is wrong with your system, which is causing your bill to increase. You also want to check your lawn for any patches of dead grass, which could mean your system isn’t watering every area due to a technical issue. The third sign to look out for is changes in the water pressure. Changes in water pressure can leave parts of your grass without water, which can be incredibly detrimental to the lawns in Texas due to the high temperatures we experience for a lot of the year. If you notice any of these signs, you should contact professionals to come out and repair your irrigation system.
1. Your water bill is higher than usual.

One way to tell if your irrigation system needs to be repaired is if your water bill is higher than usual. If your watering schedule hasn't changed, but your water bill has gone up, then that means there could be a leak in your system. A higher water bill could also mean your system is running when it's not supposed to. Your best course of action is to have an irrigation specialist inspect your system for leaks and any other issues to make sure your irrigation system isn't the cause of your high bills. If they find a problem, they can repair the issue and your water bill should return back to normal.
2. Patches of your lawn are brown while other areas remain green.

If you look out onto your lawn and notice patches of grass are inexplicably brown, then that could be another sign indicating there is a problem with your irrigation system. Your zones could be set incorrectly, so water may not be reaching every area of your lawn. It could also be a sign that some of your sprinkler heads might be broken or clogged, preventing water from reaching those areas that have turned brown. An irrigation specialist will be able to fix any issues with your watering zones as well as repair any clogged or broken sprinkler heads! That way, you can start to green up your lawn again!
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3. You notice changes in the water pressure of your irrigation system.

Changes in water pressure are another common sign that your irrigation system needs to be repaired. Changes in water pressure can be the result of several issues, including faulty valves, malfunctioning pumps, broken pipes, or something else entirely. You’ll want to address these pressure issues as soon as possible. High water pressure can put a lot of stress on your irrigation system and cause your sprinklers to shoot way too far, leaving parts of your lawn without water. Meanwhile, low water pressure will also leave sections of your property without water because the water might not be able to reach the areas that it normally would. Hiring an irrigation technician to address these water pressure issues can help prevent them from escalating while ensuring your lawn stays hydrated!
Call us today to schedule our irrigation repair service.
We know how important it is to have a working irrigation system. Water will keep your grass growing and thriving. At CLC Landscaping, our highly trained team of technicians can identify and fix any problems with your irrigation system so that your lawn and landscape beds can stay hydrated. We service residential properties in the New Braunfels, TX area, including nearby areas like Buda and San Marcos. Call us today at (830) 515-2002 to schedule our irrigation repair service!



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