Landscaping, lawn maintenance, irrigation and tree work for Lake Pointe properties in Bee Cave.
Lake Pointe sits in the Bee Cave area off the 71/620 corridor, close enough to the Barton Creek watershed that the same hills and limestone benches the whole city was built on run straight through these lots. Part of this pocket falls inside an unincorporated area rather than Bee Cave city limits, which is also where Lake Pointe Elementary sits, one of three elementary schools serving Bee Cave under Lake Travis ISD. Working here means reading the grade on a property before deciding anything about beds, turf, or drainage.
Central Texas gives this area long, hot summers on about 27.3 inches of rain a year, most of it falling outside the months when a lawn actually needs it. Add shallow soil over limestone in the upland spots and clay that swells and cracks through the dry-wet cycle, and you get a yard that punishes shortcuts on planting depth and drainage. Water is also rationed right now: the West Travis County Public Utility Agency, headquartered just down Bee Cave Road, has the region under Stage 2 guidelines, one irrigation day a week in set windows. That rule, more than soil or sun, is what decides whether a lawn and its beds make it through July.
Hiring Corral Bros for a Lake Pointe property starts with a free on-site estimate, usually scheduled within 48 hours, where we look at slope, existing irrigation, and what the trees and turf are actually doing before we recommend anything. We are locally owned, licensed and insured, and we handle landscaping and design, tree service, lawn and property maintenance, irrigation and drainage, outdoor living and hardscapes, and specialty work like lighting, land clearing, and grading. Call (737) 404-9343 and we will walk the ground with you.
We come out, walk the property, and give you a free, no-obligation estimate, usually scheduled within 48 hours of your call. Because Lake Pointe sits near the Travis County line with elevation changes typical of Bee Cave, we check grade and drainage on site before quoting any irrigation, planting, or hardscape work. Call (737) 404-9343 to get on the schedule.
Bee Cave runs shallow soil over limestone in the upland spots and clay that shrinks and swells with the wet-dry cycle, so planting depth and drainage matter more than fertilizer. Irrigation is also tightly limited right now: the West Travis County Public Utility Agency has the area on Stage 2 guidelines, one watering day a week in set morning and evening windows. We confirm the current stage and your assigned day before touching a controller, since rules change and water providers vary by address here.
With about 27.3 inches of rain a year falling mostly outside the hot months, lawns in this part of Bee Cave go through long dry stretches under full sun. An irrigation audit to fix head overlap and dead zones does more for a lawn's survival than extra mowing, especially under a one-day-a-week watering limit. We also look at drought-tolerant turf and bed substitutions where straight grass is losing the fight.
Yes, we handle tree trimming, deadwood removal, and brush and land clearing, which comes up often on the hillier terrain typical of Bee Cave at 875 to 1,025 feet in elevation. On a slope, we also look at erosion control and bed grading on the downhill side as part of the same visit, since runoff is the real risk after a hard rain.
We serve Lake Pointe and the surrounding Bee Cave and Hill Country area as part of our regular route along the 71/620 corridor. Part of Lake Pointe sits in an unincorporated area outside Bee Cave city limits, since Lake Pointe Elementary, one of three elementary schools serving Bee Cave in the Lake Travis ISD, is itself listed as unincorporated. Your address, water provider, and jurisdiction can vary block to block, so we confirm specifics on the estimate visit rather than assume.
Free, no-pressure estimate from a local Travis County crew. Call (737) 404-9343 or request a quote online.
