Controller repair in Grapevine is often a program, not a dead clock. The yard watered at 2 p.m., a station was left on manual, or a rain sensor failed closed and the lawn cooked. Sometimes the transformer or a station module is actually gone. We can tell those apart without replacing the whole cabinet.
The Grapevine window
Irrigation is prohibited from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. all year. Programs we set start and finish outside that block. If the city manager has ordered the two-day schedule, addresses north of the Cotton Belt corridor are Tuesday and Friday, and addresses south of it are Wednesday and Saturday. A clock that waters every day, or at noon, is not a finished repair in this city.
We also check the rain and freeze sensor. Grapevine requires those devices, and a sensor that is unplugged or stuck is why a system runs through a storm or stays off for a month. Wi-Fi clocks get the same schedule. The app does not override the ordinance.
When the clock is actually bad
A blank display, a station that never sends voltage, or a module that burns a solenoid is a parts job. We match the replacement to the valve count. A four-zone courtyard downtown does not need the same cabinet as a large lot on the Dove corridor.
Call (469) 294-8444 and say what the display is doing, and whether one zone or every zone is affected. If you have the model on the inside of the door, read it to us.