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Title: Lubbock Property Management Company: Reviewing Irrigation Schedules and Rental Property Records

Lubbock, United States, 11th Sep 2026 — Coldwell Banker Residential Property Management is encouraging rental owners to review irrigation records before the City’s spring-and-summer schedule ends September 30. The transition matters to residential property management in Lubbock, TX because controller settings, assigned watering days, landscape responsibilities, and visible runoff can differ by address and lease.The direct response is to confirm the City’s current rules, inspect only what can be observed safely, and document who is authorized to adjust the system. A seasonal date does not prove that a controller is correct or that more watering is needed. Property-specific conditions and qualified evaluation should guide any repair or programming decision.What Lubbock’s Published Schedule RequiresThe City’s 2026 irrigation notice states that spring-and-summer restrictions run April 1 through September 30. It assigns watering days by the last digit of the street address, prohibits irrigation on Sundays, and recommends watering outside the hottest daytime hours. Year-round rules also prohibit runoff and irrigation during precipitation.A Lubbock property management company should use the official schedule as the baseline while avoiding unsupported conclusions about a lawn, leak, or water bill. The City determines public restrictions. The lease and management agreement identify private responsibilities. A licensed irrigation professional may be needed when the system’s condition or settings cannot be confirmed through ordinary observation.Verify the System at the Individual PropertyA property manager in Lubbock, Texas can record the address-based watering days, controller location, current program, shutoff information, and responsible contact for each ren...

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