Landscapers in Round Rock, TX

Caliche and shallow limestone define most Round Rock lots. Planting depth is limited, irrigation trenching costs more because of rock, and tree installation sometimes requires an auger rather than a shovel. We price rock excavation up front so the bill does not surprise you.

Newer subdivisions across Round Rock were built with thin builder-grade topsoil spread over compacted fill. The lawn struggles, the beds drain wrong, and nothing roots deeply. Soil remediation is the first step on most jobs here, not an upsell.

Brushy Creek and its trail corridor run through the city. Properties near the creek have different drainage conditions, and the planting palette near the water is not the same as what works on an upland lot.

Round Rock has dense HOA coverage, and front yard requirements are enforced. Material choices, plant types and even colour palettes may need approval. We handle the submission.

Many Round Rock landscapes installed by the builder are reaching the 5 to 10 year mark, which is the end of their useful life. The irrigation is zoned for a schedule the city no longer permits, the builder shrubs are overgrown or dead, and the drainage was never right. This is the most common project we see here.

Creek-side Native Garden

Brushy Creek, Round Rock

Builder Landscape Rebuild

Teravista, Round Rock

Limestone Patio & Fire Pit

Cat Hollow, Round Rock

Your designer in Round Rock

Carlos Mendoza

Carlos has been working in Round Rock for over a decade. He knows which subdivisions have caliche two feet down and which have compacted fill that needs remediation. He has rebuilt more builder-grade landscapes in Round Rock than he can count.

Why does irrigation cost more in Round Rock?

My builder landscape is dying. What happened?

Do you handle Round Rock HOA submissions?

Can you fix my drainage?