Waterline Learn
Free, North-Texas-specific guides and calculators for sprinklers, drainage, and native landscapes — written by a licensed irrigator, not a content farm. Built for black clay, twice-a-week watering, and 105° Augusts.
Peak evaporation season. Water before 6 a.m., use cycle-and-soak, and check heads monthly — one clogged nozzle in July shows up as a brown circle by August. Get your exact runtimes →
Interactive tools
Grass type + head type + season → exact minutes per zone with cycle-and-soak for clay.
Guided diagnosis: dry spots, dead zones, leaks, controller errors — DIY fix or pro call.
Eight questions → severity score, likely fix, and an honest cost range.
The DFW watering year
typical lawn water need, inches per week · Jan → Dec
Guides
How drainage actually works here — French drain anatomy, standing water severity, honest 2026 costs, and which fix your yard really needs.
french drain, mid-install — a real Waterline trench
Zone-by-zone diagnostics, the fixes you can do yourself, and the ones that need a license.
Cycle-and-soak, city restrictions, smart controllers, and the rebates that pay for them.
One 5-minute email every other week: what to do in your yard right now, one thing worth learning, and freeze/drought alerts when they matter. No spam, ever.