Willis Sprinkler Repair · Lawn sprinkler repair
Willis lawn sprinkler guides
Pine straw, shade, and wells. Written for Willis and I-45.
Willis Sprinkler Repair
Guides · March 7, 2026
A New Waverly sensor under a tin roof
The roof keeps it dry. The well runs through the storm. Move the sensor.
Willis Sprinkler Repair
Guides · February 27, 2026
A New Waverly clock that reboots with the pump
Voltage sag at start is a relay and a wire size conversation, not a mystery board.
Willis Sprinkler Repair
Guides · February 26, 2026
Cut and Shoot barn clocks
Long commons and shop dust. Meter both ends before the panel gets replaced.
Willis Sprinkler Repair
Guides · February 19, 2026
A New Waverly valve on a well start
The zone lags the pump or never opens. Meter the coil before you replace the clock.
Willis Sprinkler Repair
Troubleshooting · February 12, 2026
7 signs your sprinkler system has a hidden leak
Soggy soil, weak pressure, curb water, and a moving meter can point to an irrigation leak before you see a geyser.
Willis Sprinkler Repair
Guides · February 11, 2026
A Willis main break in the sandy ditch
Water in the ditch and a pump that will not rest. Shut the irrigation side and call.
Willis Sprinkler Repair
Guides · February 4, 2026
A new Willis build with zones never balanced
Sun and shade on one station shows up the first summer. We split the runtime or the zone.
Willis Sprinkler Repair
Guides · February 1, 2026
A sandy trench in Willis will not stand open
Dig small, couple, and test. A wide hole in this sand becomes a cave.
Willis Sprinkler Repair
Guides · January 27, 2026
Flush the pine trash before the dry month
Straw in the nozzle is the whole no-throw complaint until the screen is clean.
Willis Sprinkler Repair
Guides · January 19, 2026
Willis pipe coupled until it leaks again
A run of couplings in sugar sand is a replacement. We show you the pipe first.
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