Landscaping, lawn maintenance, irrigation and tree work for Spanish Oaks properties in Bee Cave.
Spanish Oaks is a gated community built around a private 18-hole golf course, with more than 350 homes ranging from roughly 2,500 to over 10,000 square feet. Two gatehouses staff both entrances around the clock, so any crew coming in to work a yard here schedules through security first. The community's own description points to dramatic Hill Country terrain, woods, creeks, and miles of trails running through the property, and that terrain is exactly what shapes the work.
Big houses mean big roofs and driveways, and on sloped Hill Country ground that water has to go somewhere. Beds near the house, slopes down toward the trails, and anything close to a creek line need grading and drainage that actually move runoff instead of letting it pool or cut a channel. Mature oaks on wooded lots need pruning on the right calendar to avoid oak wilt, and turf on course-adjacent lots gets compared, whether anyone says so or not, to the maintained fairway right over the property line. Central Texas summers are long and dry between rain events, so irrigation has to be efficient rather than just frequent, especially under the watering restrictions the water utility sets for this corridor.
Hiring Corral Bros for a Spanish Oaks property starts with a free on-site estimate, usually booked within 48 hours, timed around your gate access. From there we handle whatever the lot needs, lawn and bed maintenance, tree work, irrigation and drainage repair or design, hardscapes, or land clearing, as one licensed and insured crew rather than a string of subcontractors.
We schedule a free, no-obligation on-site visit, usually within 48 hours of your call, and coordinate arrival through the gate ahead of time since both entrances are staffed 24 hours a day. Bring your gate instructions when you call and we will work around whatever access process the community requires. Estimates cover the full property, from front entry beds to creek-side slopes.
Spanish Oaks sits on dramatic Hill Country terrain with woods, creeks, and real elevation change, which means thin soil over limestone in spots and low areas that hold water after a storm. Planting depth, bed grading, and irrigation zoning all get adjusted lot by lot rather than applied the same way across the property. Drainage work is often as important as what gets planted.
Large lots and large homes mean large roof and driveway surfaces, so summer irrigation has to account for concentrated runoff on top of the usual heat stress on turf. We also work within current WTCPUA watering guidelines, which were on a once-per-week Stage 2 schedule as of late 2026, so irrigation timing and zone efficiency matter more than extra watering. Check the agency's current stage before scheduling any new system.
Yes, and wooded Hill Country lots with mature oaks need pruning scheduled around the standard Central Texas oak-wilt calendar to avoid spreading disease through fresh cuts. We also clear brush and manage creek-adjacent growth where erosion control matters as much as appearance. Homes backing to wooded areas or the course often need both tree care and slope stabilization in the same visit.
We serve Spanish Oaks as part of our regular Bee Cave and Hill Country coverage along the 71/620 corridor, and we schedule crew access through the gatehouses like any other visitor would. We do not claim a specific homeowner history inside the gates, but the terrain, the golf-course-adjacent lots, and the creek drainage here are the kind of work we handle across this part of the corridor every week.
Free, no-pressure estimate from a local Travis County crew. Call (737) 404-9343 or request a quote online.
