Controller & Timer Repair in Austin

Austin soil is limestone and caliche—hard to trench and hard on pipe fittings when the ground shifts in drought. Older neighborhoods like Tarrytown and Hyde Park still have original PVC. New builds in Mueller have smart controllers that were never programmed for Texas heat. We schedule by neighborhood so the truck is already on that side of MoPac or 35.

Lightning, a blown transformer, and a backup battery that died last summer are the usual reasons an Austin clock forgets Tuesday. We test the transformer, programs, and each station output before we talk replacement. If a smart controller is the right call, we say so. If the old box just needs a fuse, we stop there. This page is the controller & timer repair path for Austin.

What we look for

• Blank display or a blinking clock
• Stations skipped or running twice
• No output on one terminal
• Program lost after a power blink

Call (512) 955-5678 or send a request. ZIP codes often used: 78701, 78702, 78703, 78704, 78705, 78731, 78745, 78749, 78757.

Guides

• Cycle and soak on clay, not one 40-minute run
• A rain sensor stuck in the off position
• Replace the clock battery before the program vanishes
• The program vanished on Tuesday
• Two programs beat one long runtime
• The transformer died, not the whole clock

Call (512) 955-5678