Moore Irrigation Services has installed and repaired sprinkler systems for San Antonio homeowners for over 25 years. We're a licensed Texas Irrigator (LI0004523), and we handle everything from a stuck valve to a full system design — plus the landscaping and lighting work that usually goes along with an irrigation job.
Below is everything we do, grouped the way you'd actually look for it. Click into any service for the details, or call (210) 490-5394 and describe what's going on — estimates are free, no obligation.
This is the core of what we do — new systems, repairs, and the maintenance that keeps a system running through a San Antonio summer without running up your water bill.
A new system for a new build, or replacing an aging one yard-wide. New installations are covered under our 2-year warranty.
Learn MoreZone layout, head placement, and pipe runs mapped to your yard's shape and water pressure before anything goes in the ground.
Learn MoreBroken lines, stuck valves, controller problems, seasonal start-up and shutdown — the ongoing work that keeps an existing system running right.
Learn MoreScheduled check-ins to catch a bad head or a leak before it shows up as a dead patch of lawn or a spike in your water bill.
Learn MoreBroken heads, leaking valves, zones that won't turn on — diagnosed and fixed, usually in one visit.
Learn MoreLow-flow lines for flower beds, garden rows, and foundation plantings. Under San Antonio's Year-Round Watering Rule, drip is one of the more efficient ways to keep beds watered on your assigned day.
Learn MoreNot sure which category your job falls under? Call us and describe it — most irrigation work falls under one of the services above.
Learn MoreThe ground-work side of a healthy yard. These jobs are often paired with irrigation work, but we do each on its own too.
New sod laid over prepped, graded soil — for a full yard replacement or a patch job after irrigation or drainage work.
Learn MoreOverseeding an existing lawn or seeding a bare area, matched to the grass type already growing in your yard.
Learn MoreCorrecting low spots and poor drainage before sod, seed, or a new irrigation system goes in.
Learn MoreFresh mulch for beds and around trees — holds moisture, keeps weeds down, and finishes a landscaping job.
Learn MoreA sprayed mix of seed, mulch, and tackifier for larger bare areas — faster coverage than traditional seeding on a big yard.
Learn MoreLow-voltage lighting for walkways, beds, and architectural features — installed and wired as part of your yard, not just staked in after the fact.
Learn MoreWe diagnose drainage problems—poor grading, compacted clay, blocked low spots—and install solutions that work in San Antonio's dense clay and limestone soils.
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