Simply Sprinkler Of Texas
Texas-Wide: 1-877-517-4675
Don't let your sprinklers go rogue! For just $39.99, we'll check your entire system to make sure it's watering your lawn, not the sidewalk, the driveway, or your neighbor's dog.
At Simply Sprinkler of Texas, your trusted partner for Sprinkler Backflow Repair services in Houston, Austin and Dallas, we are committed to protecting the purity of your water supply. We understand the two primary threats to your water: back-siphonage, where a drop in water pressure pulls contaminated water back, and backpressure, where an increase in system pressure pushes it back. Our team of certified professionals is skilled in diagnosing and fixing any backflow issues in your sprinkler system, and we are certified by the TCEQ (Texas Commission on Environmental Quality) to test backflow preventers, ensuring your water remains free from potential contaminants.
With years of experience serving homes and businesses across Texas, we understand the importance of a well-functioning sprinkler system. That’s why we prioritize your safety and satisfaction in every service we provide. We work with all major backflow preventer brands, including Watts, Febco, Wilkins, and Zurn, to ensure your system is equipped with the best protection possible. Our reliable and affordable backflow repair solutions are designed to give you peace of mind, knowing that your sprinklers are safeguarded against backflow problems.
But our commitment to you goes beyond providing excellent backflow repair services. We believe in building lasting relationships with our clients. When you choose Simply Sprinkler of Texas, you’re not just getting a service provider - you’re getting a partner who genuinely cares about the health and safety of your home. Don’t let backflow issues compromise the quality of your water. Contact us today to schedule a service appointment in Houston, Dallas, or Austin. Let Simply Sprinkler of Texas be your first line of defense against sprinkler backflow problems.
Back Flow Preventer Fun Facts 1. They act as a "sneeze guard" for your water, using air vents to prevent contaminated water from being siphoned back. 2. They have a required "sweet spot" and must be installed at a specific height to use gravity for proper function. 3. These devices are so critical for public health that they require annual testing by a licensed specialist. AKA US :)