UnverifiedLeander · Landscaping

Transformation Irrigation

Full-service irrigation and landscaping lighting for Central Texas

5.0· 20 reviews

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Offers bi-annual maintenance inspections checking system performance, nozzles, and water pressure
Licensed landscape irrigator and local business owner serving Williamson County
Service areas include Georgetown, Leander, Round Rock, Liberty Hill, and surrounding regions
Mon-Fri 8 AM to 6 PM, Saturday by appointment only, Sunday closed

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Services

Irrigation system repair and restorationBi-annual irrigation maintenance plansLandscape lighting design and installationSprinkler head and valve replacementPipe and controller repair

About Transformation Irrigation

Transformation Irrigation serves Austin suburbs with over a decade of irrigation system expertise. The team specializes in design, installation, repair, and maintenance of residential and light-commercial irrigation systems, alongside landscape lighting. They offer bi-annual maintenance plans focused on water conservation and early problem detection.

Services include sprinkler head replacement, valve repair, pipe restoration, and controller programming. Landscape lighting spans security and aesthetic design, customizable for patios, pool areas, walkways, and outdoor dining zones. The company is licensed (Landscape Irrigator LI#0023164, BPAT #BP0019671) and operates on a scheduled service model with same-day diagnostics and rapid turnaround.

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Best irrigation repair service in Leander TX?

Transformation Irrigation specializes in diagnosing and repairing systems of any age or brand. The team uses state-of-the-art equipment and high-quality parts, with a focus on rapid turnaround to prevent landscape damage from leaks or imbalance.

Do you offer sprinkler system maintenance?

Yes. Bi-annual plans include system testing, nozzle checks, head straightening, and fine-tuning for 1-10 zones. The preventive strategy saves on repairs, maintains plant health, and conserves water across Central Texas properties.