Why dry spots happen
Dry patches usually mean part of the yard is not getting enough water because of clogged nozzles, misaligned heads, low pressure, or a zone that is not matched to the lawn’s shape. In some cases, tree roots, compacted soil, or a hidden leak can also be part of the problem.
What to check first
- Sprinkler heads: Look for blocked, tilted, or damaged heads.
- Coverage pattern: Make sure spray paths overlap instead of leaving gaps.
- Zone performance: Compare the problem area to nearby zones to see if one is weaker.
- Soil conditions: Hard or compacted soil may need deeper, slower watering.
When to call Dallas Landscape & Irrigation
If dry spots keep coming back, Dallas Landscape & Irrigation can inspect your system, identify the cause, and recommend the right sprinkler system solution for your yard. If you want a professional assessment, request an estimate today.