Ascend Landscape & Irrigation · San Angelo, TX
Irrigation & sprinkler service in San Angelo
Installation, repair, smart controllers, drip systems, and backflow testing.
What we do.
A sprinkler system that’s working right keeps your landscape healthy without running up your water bill. We design, install, and repair irrigation systems for homes and businesses across San Angelo, from a single broken head to a full multi-zone install with a smart controller.
West Texas’ hard water and extreme heat are tough on sprinkler heads and valves, so we recommend service at least twice a year: before spring start-up and again before winter shut-down.
Licensed Texas irrigator (#LI0028175), BPAT licensed for backflow testing, and experienced with Rain Bird and Hunter systems.
For homes
- Full irrigation system design and installation
- Rain Bird and Hunter systems installed and repaired
- Sprinkler head adjustments and replacements
- Smart irrigation controller setup
- Zone mapping and adjustments for even coverage
- Drip irrigation for gardens and beds
- Emergency repairs for broken lines
- Seasonal start-up and shut-down
- Backflow testing by a BPAT-licensed tester
For businesses
- Custom irrigation system design
- Multi-zone coverage for office parks and multi-family sites
- Sprinkler repair and emergency service
- Drip irrigation for gardens and courtyards
- Smart controllers for water efficiency and compliance
- Seasonal start-up, monitoring, and winterization
Other services.
One crew for the whole property, from the sprinklers to the trees.
How often should irrigation systems be serviced in Texas?
At least twice a year: once before spring activation and again before winter shutdown. West Texas’ hard water and extreme heat wear on sprinkler heads and valves, so seasonal maintenance prevents water waste and keeps the system running efficiently year-round.
Why do sprinkler heads need replacing over time?
Sprinkler heads wear out from UV exposure, mineral buildup, and damage from mowing or foot traffic. Clogged or broken heads waste water and leave dry spots. Regular inspections catch problems early and keep coverage even.
What’s the difference between residential and commercial irrigation systems?
Commercial systems are larger, use higher-capacity components, and often include zone controls for different plant types and traffic areas. Residential systems are usually simpler with fewer zones. Commercial installs also need more robust controllers and backflow prevention to meet municipal codes.
Let’s grow together.
Tell us about your property and what you have in mind, and we’ll put together a free estimate. We’ll get back to you as soon as possible, or call to talk to someone right away.
- Call(325) 261-3231
- Office69 N Chadbourne St, Suite 210.7
San Angelo, TX 76903 - HoursMonday–Friday, 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
- Email[email protected]