Landscaping & Masonry Williamson County, Texas

Georgetown, Texas · Since 2007

Landscaping & Masonry,
A Step Above the Rest.

Premier local Central Texas landscape and masonry artist. A well-established, highly reputable business built on hard work and quality craftsmanship.

19 years building in Williamson County

Xeriscaped front yard in Georgetown, Texas with a river-rock dry creek bed, limestone address boulder and native planting

About Us

Both trades.
One contractor.

Most outdoor projects need a landscaper and a mason. We are both — from patios and outdoor kitchens to planting and xeriscaping — so you work with one reliable contractor for the whole project instead of coordinating several.

Raised flagstone patio with chopped limestone steps and a curved seating wall, Georgetown Texas

Both trades, one contractor

Landscaping and masonry under one roof — from patios and fire pits to planting and xeriscaping. One reliable contractor for the whole project instead of coordinating several.

State-licensed irrigation

Our irrigation services are led by a Texas Licensed Irrigator (LI0028648). We provide professional irrigation diagnostics, maintenance, repairs, and system modifications, including sprinkler heads, drip irrigation, valves, controllers, and related components. All irrigation services are performed in accordance with applicable TCEQ requirements.

Central Texas, since 2007

Alkaline clay soil, limestone shelf, scorching summers, sudden freezes and drought restrictions. We've built through all of it in Williamson County.

Service

Two trades under one roof, all of it built for Central Texas — alkaline clay soil, limestone shelf, hard summers and drought restrictions.

Complete Outdoor Work
For Every Property.

How We Work

From First Walk-Through
To Final Handover.

  1. 01

    Consultation

    We walk your property, listen to your goals, and look at soil, drainage, sun exposure and existing landscape features before recommending anything.

  2. 02

    Site Planning

    We turn what we found into a clear plan covering layout, materials and planting — then give you a free, no-obligation estimate.

  3. 03

    Installation

    Site preparation and construction. Most projects run one to three weeks from project approval to final walkthrough, depending on scope.

  4. 04

    Walkthrough

    Before we call it finished we review the completed work with you and make sure the result matches what we agreed upon.

Most projects run one to three weeks from project approval to final walkthrough, depending on scope. Estimates are free and carry no obligation.

FAQ

Got Questions? We've Got Answers.

How much does a stone or flagstone patio cost in Williamson County?

Patio costs vary based on material choice, size, and site prep needed. Flagstone tends to cost more than poured concrete or pavers due to material and labor, but it offers a natural, long-lasting look that adds value to your home. We provide free, no-obligation estimates so you know exactly what to expect before work begins.

What's the difference between landscaping and hardscaping?

Landscaping typically refers to the living, growing elements of your yard — grass, plants, trees, and shrubs — along with grading and drainage improvements. Hardscaping refers to the non-living structural elements like patios, walkways, and outdoor kitchens. Most outdoor projects benefit from a combination of both to create a balanced, functional space.

Is xeriscaping a good fit for Central Texas yards?

Yes. Given Central Texas's hot summers and periodic drought restrictions, xeriscaping is one of the most practical ways to reduce water usage while keeping your yard attractive year-round. Using drought-tolerant native plants, mulch, and smart hardscape design, we can help you cut down on watering without sacrificing curb appeal.

When is the best time of year to replace my lawn in Texas?

Fall and spring are generally the best times to install new sod in Central Texas, as temperatures are milder and give the grass a better chance to establish roots before extreme heat or cold. We can assess your yard's specific conditions and recommend the right grass type and timing for your situation.

Are fire pits safe for Texas properties with burn bans?

During active burn bans, open fires (including wood-burning fire pits) are typically restricted, though gas-fueled fire pits may still be permitted depending on local regulations. We can help you choose the right fire pit type — wood-burning or gas — based on your preferences and local rules.

Free Estimate

Tell Us What You're
Picturing Out Back.

We'll walk the property with you to understand your goals, evaluate the existing landscape, and discuss any concerns. From there, we'll discuss ideas and options that fit your property, needs, and vision before preparing an estimate for the work.