Sprinkler Services in El Paso, TX

Proper maintenance is essential to keep your sprinkler system operating at peak efficiency. Our team offers comprehensive maintenance plans that include seasonal inspections and adjustments to support smooth system operation throughout the year. As part of our inspection, we check for leaks, broken heads, and any signs of inefficiency that may lead to water waste or uneven watering.

By adjusting your system each season, we can help prevent issues like overwatering, which can lead to landscape damage and increased water bills. Our technicians also adjust sprinkler heads to promote even coverage, replace any worn-out components, and calibrate smart controllers for optimal performance. Regular maintenance supports your sprinkler system’s operation and helps maintain your landscape’s health and appearance.

The Free Sprinkler System Inspection is available to first-time customers with a fully operational system. If repairs are needed before a proper inspection can be completed, we perform that work first at standard rates. The inspection produces a System Efficiency Score, which helps organize the next stages: fixing urgent issues, optimizing performance, upgrading technology, and selecting ongoing maintenance options.

Our seasonal maintenance packages include sprinkler winterization to prepare irrigation systems for freezing conditions. Regularly scheduled maintenance also provides opportunities to identify damaged components and coverage problems before the next watering season.

Expert Repairs & Upgrades

Irrigation issues can arise from time to time, whether due to wear and tear, weather conditions, or shifting soil. Conserva Irrigation of El Paso provides prompt and reliable repair services to address any problems that may affect your sprinkler system’s performance. Our trained technicians can quickly diagnose issues like leaks, clogged nozzles, and faulty valves, making necessary repairs to address the issue and support your system’s efficiency. We also repair broken sprinkler heads and controller issues. Electrical malfunctions and dry patches caused by uneven coverage are part of our sprinkler repair service as well.

If your sprinkler system is outdated or underperforming, we also offer upgrades to incorporate water-saving technology. Our upgrades include installing weather-based controllers, rain sensors, and soil moisture sensors that allow your system to adjust watering schedules automatically based on real-time environmental conditions. These upgrades can significantly enhance your system’s efficiency, helping you save water and reduce costs. Replacing outdated timers with intelligent controllers and sensors typically reduces water usage by 15% to 40%, according to the U.S. Department of Energy, although results depend on the system and property conditions.

Protecting the Potable Water Supply

Backflow prevention keeps irrigation water from reversing into the potable water supply. Irrigation systems connected to that supply in El Paso must use a backflow prevention method that meets Texas Commission on Environmental Quality regulations. For El Paso Water customers, device installation must be performed by a licensed plumber and placed on the customer’s plumbing as close to the meter as possible.

Backflow prevention assemblies must be tested when installed and annually thereafter. Within El Paso Water’s jurisdiction, annual testing must be completed by a Texas Commission on Environmental Quality licensed tester, and the original report must be provided to El Paso Water. We provide dedicated backflow testing service for irrigation assemblies.

Water Conservation & Smart Technology

At Conserva Irrigation of El Paso, we prioritize water conservation in all our sprinkler services. By integrating smart technology and water-efficient practices, we help you reduce water usage without sacrificing the health of your landscape. Our smart controllers, paired with weather and soil sensors, adjust watering based on environmental conditions to help reduce waste while supporting your property’s landscape. Weather sensors respond to changing conditions, while soil moisture sensors measure whether the landscape needs additional water.