What should I say when I call?
The neighborhood, what the yard is doing, and whether the address is even or odd. A wet stripe at the foundation, a single geyser, and a clock on the wrong days are different stops. The number is (940) 239-0007.
Which days can the clock run?
On Lewisville’s published two-day pattern, even addresses water Tuesday and Saturday. Odd addresses water Wednesday and Sunday. Commercial, multifamily, and HOA properties water Monday and Thursday. From May 1 through September 30, automatic irrigation and hose-end sprinklers stay off from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. The city posts the stage that is in effect on its outdoor watering page. Confirm that page before a heat week. We do not treat one stage as permanent.
Why is the soil wet along the brick?
Often a lateral or a drip line is leaking into the foundation bed. Lewisville clay holds that water against the brick. It can also be a valve that never closes. The line is isolated before anyone digs. See leak repair.
Do you replace every head if one is broken?
No. The failed head is replaced, and any nozzle that is misting or hitting the street. A zone of sunk heads is a different scope, and the count is stated before the work starts.
Is a backflow test included with a repair?
No. Backflow testing is scheduled on its own. Ask the city utility which test form they want. We do not print an ordinance section this site has not verified.
Do you cover cities next to Lewisville?
This site is for Lewisville, including 75057, 75067, and 75077. Flower Mound, Highland Village, The Colony, and Coppell post their own watering rules. Say the city when you call if the yard is outside Lewisville.