Grounds & landscaping.
The first thing anyone sees, and the easiest thing to let slide. Maintained on a schedule, inspected by someone who answers for it.
Routine maintenance
- Mowing, edging, string trimming and blowing
- Bed maintenance, weeding and mulch refresh
- Shrub and ornamental pruning
- Litter policing and parking lot cleanup
- Hardscape, walkway and entry upkeep
- Seasonal color rotation
- Leaf and debris removal
Beyond the weekly visit
- Irrigation inspection, adjustment and repair
- Fertilization and weed control programs
- Tree trimming and canopy clearance
- Storm response and debris cleanup
- Drainage and erosion attention
- Replanting, bed renovation and turf repair
- Pressure washing of walks and entries
Landscape maintenance here is mostly water management.
Between summer heat, drought stages and municipal watering schedules, a property in this region lives or dies on irrigation that actually works and planting that can take the climate. Most of the landscape budget people waste in Austin is water running through a broken head at two in the afternoon.
Irrigation on a schedule
Zones walked and tested on a set cadence, not when a brown patch shows up. Broken heads, stuck valves and misaimed spray get caught while they’re cheap.
Watering-stage compliance
Controllers set to the stage your municipality is actually in, adjusted when the stage changes — so the property stays compliant without anyone having to think about it.
Planting that belongs here
Native and adapted species where replanting makes sense, so the landscape looks intentional in August instead of just surviving it.
Start with a walkthrough.
We walk the property, list what it actually takes to keep it running, and put a number on it. No charge, no obligation.