Controller & Timer Repair in Lakeway

Lakeway lots slope toward the lake. Rotors have to reach uphill and downhill without washing out the hillside. Pressure at the top of the lot is often lower than at the street. We check pressure at the valve and size nozzles so coverage is even across the grade.

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 Lakeway.

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: 78734, 78738.

Guides

• 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
• Cycle and soak on clay, not one 40-minute run
• The transformer died, not the whole clock

Call (512) 955-5678