IronStream is led in the field by owner and Licensed Texas Irrigator Taylor Eisenbach, LI #0017666. With more than 20 years of hands-on experience and licensed since 2009, Taylor provides advanced diagnostics and repair for residential, commercial and specialty irrigation systems. Our service trucks carry professional testing equipment, specialized tools and nearly every commonly needed repair part, allowing us to complete most repairs during the initial visit. Our goal is simple: find the real problem, fix it correctly the first time and provide a dependable solution backed by a minimum one-year warranty.

When another contractor or irrigator encounters a problem they cannot diagnose, IronStream is often the company they call for answers. From difficult electrical faults and two-wire communication problems to pressure issues, pumps, controls and complex water sources, we have the technical knowledge and field experience to solve the problems others leave behind.

IronStream works with conventional and two-wire systems, smart controllers, master valves, flow sensors, drip irrigation and complex commercial applications. We also specialize in systems many irrigation companies are not equipped to handle, including lake-water irrigation, rainwater harvesting, booster pumps, storage tanks, transfer pumps and other pump-fed systems. Whether you need a difficult electrical problem traced, low pressure corrected or an aging system redesigned, we can provide the right solution.

We design and install complete irrigation systems built around water conservation, dependable coverage and long-term performance. Every system is carefully planned around the landscape, soil conditions, available water supply and future maintenance needs. We use quality materials and proven installation methods to protect your landscape, reduce wasted water and deliver reliable performance for years to come.

IronStream provides residential and commercial rainwater-harvesting solutions ranging from small landscape collection systems to large-capacity storage tanks, advanced pump systems and commercial water-management applications. Our experience includes collection and filtration, storage tanks, booster pumps, transfer pumps, lake-water systems and complete irrigation integration. We understand how every component must work together to provide reliable pressure, efficient water delivery and dependable long-term performance.

IronStream also designs and installs advanced injection systems that use your irrigation network to distribute compatible mosquito-control products, fertilizers, liquid compost and other approved landscape treatments. These systems can provide another layer of defense against mosquitoes and certain unwanted insects while giving property owners a convenient way to feed lawns, trees and landscape beds through the irrigation system. Each installation is configured around the property, irrigation layout, water source and intended treatment program, with careful attention given to accurate dosing, dependable operation and proper system protection. It is a practical option for homeowners, ranches and commercial properties looking to get more performance and value from their irrigation system.

Our repair pricing provides excellent value without the uncertainty of an open-ended hourly bill. You pay one service-call, inspection and system tune-up charge, followed by clearly listed unit pricing for any approved repairs. Once we diagnose the system and provide your quote, that is the price you can expect to pay for the quoted work. We do not run up the clock or add unnecessary hourly labor charges. You receive a clear diagnosis, an upfront price and professional repairs backed by a minimum one-year warranty.

 Commercial & Residential | Licensed Texas Irrigator LI #0017666 

The installation of a rain water harvesting system can benefit your plants and budget by storing and utilizing the naturally occurring water for your irrigation needs.  IronStream has the experience to design and construct a rain water harvesting system large enough to run your entire irrigation system.   Although, most residential systems are designed to only accommodate one zone of drip for vegetable gardens, trees, or planter beds.