Sprinkler Head Replacement 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.

Mowers, oak leaves, and settling caliche knock heads below grade or crack the body. Mixing a rotor into a spray zone is how you get misting and dry corners. We match body, arc, and nozzle so the precipitation rate stays even across the zone. This page is the sprinkler head replacement path for Lakeway.

What we look for

• Heads stuck up after the cycle
• Geysers or sideways spray
• Missing nozzles or cracked caps
• Heads buried under mulch or leaf litter

Call (512) 955-5678 or send a request. ZIP codes often used: 78734, 78738.

Guides

• Do not mix rotors and sprays on one station
• Arc adjustment when the head still turns
• Overspray on the sidewalk on a restricted watering week
• Arc adjustment is a five-minute job if the head still turns
• Check-valve heads on a slope
• Head-to-head coverage on a small Austin lot
• Why the truck carries a nozzle rack

Call (512) 955-5678