Drip in Lewisville is usually a foundation bed or a shrub row, not the lawn. A pinhole in the tubing keeps mulch wet against the brick. On expansive clay that moisture matters, because the bed is where the soil already moves.
The repair
The zone is run. Emitters that have clogged with grit are replaced. Tubing that a shovel or an edger cut is spliced, and the splice is left where it can be found. A filter ahead of the drip manifold is cleaned if that is what starved the row. The lawn zones are not rebuilt because a bed is wet.
Drip tied to the controller is automatic irrigation. It follows the same address days as the spray zones, and from May 1 through September 30 it stays off from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. A soaker hose you hold or place by hand is not the same thing as a drip zone on the clock. The city treats those differently, and the program is written that way.
Call (940) 239-0007 if a bed stays wet or a shrub row has gone dry while the lawn still looks normal.