A sprinkler leak in Lewisville shows up as a stripe of mud, a foundation bed that never dries, or a meter that moves while the controller is idle. Expansive clay holds that water against the brick. That is a real local problem: the same moisture that marks the leak also sits where the foundation does not want it. Near the lake, the break can disappear into sandier ground and only give you a soft step.
Which pipe
The zone is isolated first. A leak that runs with the system off is on the constant-pressure side, the main from the backflow to the valves. A leak that runs only when one station is on is a lateral. That split decides a short hole or a longer run. The yard is not opened to see what happens.
Drip in a foundation bed can mimic a lateral leak. The line is checked before a trench is cut through the mulch. See drip repair if the wet spot is only in the bed and the lawn zones look normal.
After the repair
The station is run again. Spray that lands in the gutter gets a nozzle or an arc change. A repair that still throws onto the driveway is not finished.
Call (940) 239-0007. Say whether the wet spot is there with the system off, and whether it is at the brick or in the lawn.