What this repair is
A broken sprinkler pipe looks like a geyser, a quiet swamp, or a zone that simply has no throw. In Addison, underground pipes sit under hotel turf, townhome courtyards, and parkways next to live oaks. In Farmers Branch they sit under St. Augustine that has never been aerated. Either way, you do not guess with a shovel — you read the wet, isolate the zone, and dig on the mark.
We repair underground pipes and mains. A main leak before the backflow is a different day than a 3/4-inch zone line under a swing set in Carrollton. We use primed PVC, not a stab-in coupling that walks off when the clay dries.
If the pipe is original 1980s thin wall from an older Addison subdivision, we tell you. Patching one fitting on a brittle run is honest for a week and expensive for a year. Rebuild talk belongs on the quote, not as a surprise after we open the trench.
What homeowners usually call about
- A wet volcano in the lawn
- Zone with no pressure
- Water running along Belt Line curb
- Clay heave snapped a fitting
- Shovel cut during a patio or fence job
- Main line leak before the valves
How the visit goes
- Isolate Shut the zone or the backflow so we are not digging in a fountain.
- Locate Wet pattern, probe, and a tight trench — not a crater on Quorum.
- Cut and couple Square cuts, primer, glue, and a coupling that matches the pipe size.
- Pressure test Run the zone before the sod or mulch goes back.
Broken Sprinkler Pipe Repair near you
We do this work around Addison, Texas. Start with the city closest to you: