Sprinkler Repair in Krum, TX
Call (469) 949-2629 for service in Krum
Same-week sprinkler repair in Krum: heads, valves, leaks, controllers and the backflow test the city sends a notice about.
Krum buys part of its water from Upper Trinity and its city code sets sprinkler hours and address-based watering days under the drought plan, with the city able to shut off service where a required backflow assembly is not installed, tested and maintained. Irrigation systems installed after August 2022 must be zoned. The town has grown past 6,500 people.
Most Denton County cities water two days a week by street address, Upper Trinity customer cities on the district's zone schedule and Little Elm on NTMWD's trash-day rule, and the 10am to 6pm sprinkler ban is the common thread, year-round in Flower Mound and summers elsewhere. The tech sets the controller to the Krum schedule before leaving and runs every zone while the water is on.
What we fix in Krum
- Heads, nozzles and rotors the mower found
- Zones that will not start, or will not stop
- Valve, wiring and controller faults, smart controller upgrades
- Lateral and mainline leaks located without tearing up the yard
- Drip for beds and foundation lines
- Added coverage where a fence, pool or patio changed the layout
Backflow tests in Krum
Every Denton County city sets its own backflow schedule: Lewisville and The Colony want an annual test filed through BSI Online, Aubrey an annual report at City Hall, Flower Mound its own Town form, and all of them a TCEQ-licensed tester registered with the city. Have the deadline from the notice ready when you call (469) 949-2629.
What it costs
A repair visit with parts runs $120 to $350. A backflow test is $75 to $95 and a full tune-up $95 to $150. Mainline breaks and controller replacements get a written number on site.
ZIP codes served: 76249
Heads, a valve, or the backflow notice: call (469) 949-2629, say which, and Krum goes on this week's route.