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Environmental Enhancements

Irrigation Technician

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Irrigation Technician Environmental Enhancements Pflugerville, TX Job Details Full-time $22.50 - $28.50 an hour 8 hours ago Qualifications Customer communication Outdoor work experience Driver's License Attention to detail Mechanical troubleshooting Time management Full Job Description Join a Growing Irrigation Team Environmental Enhancements is looking for a skilled, dependable Irrigation Technician to help support our growing portfolio of commercial properties throughout the Austin and Central Texas area. We are looking for someone who understands irrigation systems, enjoys troubleshooting problems, takes pride in doing repairs correctly, and can work independently without needing constant supervision. This is a hands-on field position, but it is also an opportunity to become an important part of a growing irrigation operation. Environmental Enhancements is already an established commercial landscape company, but we are still at a stage where strong employees can make a very noticeable impact. As our customer base grows, we want to build an irrigation team around people who are dependable, technically capable, organized, and interested in growing with the company. The Role The Irrigation Technician will be responsible for inspecting, troubleshooting, repairing, and improving irrigation systems across commercial landscapes, multifamily properties, HOAs, and other managed sites. You will work closely with our Account Managers, Production Manager, maintenance teams, and customers to identify irrigation problems, document repairs, and help ensure systems are operating efficiently and reliably. This role requires someone who can diagnose problems rather than simply replace parts. We want technicians who are comfortable asking: What caused the problem? What is the correct repair? Is there another issue we should address while we are here? Primary Responsibilities Irrigation Troubleshooting & Repair Diagnose and repair commercial irrigation systems including: Broken sprinkler heads Rotors Spray heads MP Rotators Drip irrigation Valves Solenoids Lateral line breaks Mainline breaks Wiring problems Controller issues Pressure problems Coverage issues Leaks Backflow-related irrigation issues Two-wire system issues Decoder problems Ground faults Master valve and flow-related problems Troubleshoot systems methodically and identify the underlying cause of failures whenever possible. Make repairs according to professional irrigation standards rather than relying on temporary fixes. Irrigation Inspections Perform detailed irrigation inspections at commercial properties. Run irrigation zones and identify problems related to: Coverage Leaks Broken components Misaligned heads Clogged nozzles Damaged drip Valve operation Controller programming Wiring Pressure Overspray Water waste Clearly document identified deficiencies. Physically flag irrigation problems in the field so repair locations can be easily identified. Communicate findings accurately so Account Managers can prepare estimates and explain repairs to customers. Controllers & Programming Work with common commercial irrigation controllers and systems.
Responsibilities may include:
Programming watering schedules Seasonal adjustments Troubleshooting controller faults Identifying electrical issues Replacing damaged components Confirming zone operation Testing rain sensors and related devices Diagnosing communication issues Experience with Hunter, Rain Bird, or similar commercial irrigation systems is highly valuable. Experience with two-wire systems is especially valuable. Commercial Property Support Work closely with our Account Managers to respond quickly to customer irrigation needs. Help identify irrigation problems that may be affecting turf, trees, plant material, or overall property appearance. Communicate urgent issues quickly, especially when irrigation failures may result in plant loss, excessive water use, property damage, or customer complaints. Coordinate with maintenance crews when irrigation work affects landscape production. Documentation Accurate documentation is an important part of this position. Technicians will be expected to provide clear information regarding: Repairs completed Parts used Labor performed Issues identified Recommended repairs Controller changes Zones affected Photos when appropriate Good documentation helps us communicate with customers, build accurate estimates, track job costs, and avoid repeated diagnostic work. Job Cost Awareness Help ensure irrigation repairs are completed efficiently. Track time and materials accurately. Communicate when a repair is becoming significantly larger than originally anticipated. Avoid unnecessary material use or repeat trips whenever possible. Identify situations where additional approval may be necessary before continuing work. We want technicians who understand that quality and profitability should work together. Preventative Maintenance Help customers avoid emergencies by identifying problems before they become major failures.
Look for conditions such as:
Aging valves Damaged wiring Poor connections Excessive pressure Chronic leaks Poor coverage Improperly programmed controllers Deteriorating drip systems Exposed irrigation components A strong technician does more than repair what is broken today — they help prevent the next problem. Safety & Equipment Operate company vehicles, tools, and equipment responsibly. Maintain an organized work vehicle. Keep commonly used irrigation parts and tools properly stocked. Report damaged or malfunctioning equipment promptly. Follow company safety procedures and appropriate PPE requirements. Maintain a professional appearance and conduct yourself appropriately on customer properties. Who We Are Looking For The ideal candidate has practical irrigation experience and is comfortable troubleshooting systems independently. Formal irrigation education is helpful, but real-world experience and problem-solving ability are extremely important to us.
Strong candidates will demonstrate:
Irrigation repair experience Strong troubleshooting ability Commercial irrigation experience Understanding of valves, controllers, wiring, heads, rotors, and drip systems Ability to read irrigation plans when available Basic electrical troubleshooting skills Strong attention to detail Good communication skills Ability to work independently Ability to document work clearly Strong time management Professional customer interaction Dependability Valid driver's license and acceptable driving record Ability to work outdoors in Central Texas conditions Experience with two-wire irrigation systems is a major plus. A Texas irrigation license or technician certification is also highly valued, although licensing requirements will depend on the responsibilities assigned to the position. Spanish-speaking ability is helpful but not required. What Success Looks Like A successful Irrigation Technician should make irrigation problems easier for both our customers and our internal team. Over time, we should see: Faster diagnosis of irrigation issues Fewer repeat service calls Better repair quality Better irrigation inspection documentation Fewer unresolved leaks Improved water efficiency Better communication with Account Managers More accurate repair estimates Better tracking of labor and materials Fewer emergency irrigation problems Healthier landscapes Happier customers Growth Opportunities Environmental Enhancements is continuing to build its irrigation capabilities. For the right person, this position can grow with the company.
Future opportunities may include:
Lead Irrigation Technician Irrigation Crew Leader Irrigation Supervisor Irrigation Production Management Estimating Irrigation sales System diagnostics and specialty work Larger commercial irrigation projects We strongly prefer to develop future leaders from within whenever possible. Additional Earning Opportunities Environmental Enhancements believes employees who help create value for the company should have opportunities to benefit from that contribution. Depending on experience and responsibilities, additional incentive or commission opportunities may be available for: Irrigation projects personally generated or sold New commercial properties brought into the company Qualified customer referrals Qualified employees successfully recruited Other measurable contributions to company growth We are interested in people who think beyond the immediate repair and take ownership of the success of the team. Why Environmental Enhancements? Environmental Enhancements is large enough to provide stability, consistent work, established customers, and real opportunities. At the same time, we are still small enough that strong employees are noticed. This is a company where someone who works hard, solves problems, develops technical knowledge, and helps build the organization can create a meaningful career path. You will not simply be another technician in a large department. The right person can help shape what our irrigation division becomes. Compensation Competitive hourly or salary compensation based on experience and licensing. Additional incentive opportunities may be available based on sales, customer acquisition, recruiting, and other qualified contributions. Company vehicle, tools, equipment, benefits, and additional employment details will be discussed during the interview process. Schedule Full-time position. Work is primarily performed throughout the Austin and Central Texas area. Some early mornings, emergency irrigation calls, or schedule adjustments may occasionally be required depending on customer and seasonal needs. Apply If you are an experienced irrigation professional who enjoys troubleshooting systems, solving problems, working independently, and being part of a growing company, we would like to hear from you. Please submit your resume or a short description of your irrigation experience, including the types of systems you have worked on and any irrigation licenses or certifications you currently hold.
Pay:
$22.50 - $28.50 per hour Expected hours: 40.0 - 50.0 per week
Work Location:
In person

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  • Transportation
  • Dental Insurance