Landscaping, lawn maintenance, irrigation and tree work for Bentwood Ranch properties in Cibolo.
Bentwood Ranch sits on about 240 acres of Cibolo ground, packed in tight with roughly 837 houses, which puts most lots close to a modest 12,600 square feet once you count the streets. Royal Troon, Carnousty and Baltustrol run golf names through the subdivision, but there is no course here or next door, the nearest one sits about 15 miles off near Seguin. What that street grid actually borders is Schlather Park, a city park with a disc golf course, a playground and walking trails about a fifth of a mile from the center of the neighborhood.
Tight lots on Guadalupe County clay change how a yard behaves. That clay shrinks hard in a dry Central Texas summer and swells back when rain finally shows up, and on a narrow strip of land between slab and fence line there is not much room for water to go but toward the foundation. Downspout extension and correct grading matter more here than on a big acreage lot, and beds get more attention than open turf simply because there is more edge than grass. Lots near Town Creek or Dietz Creek on the subdivision's edges should expect more runoff crossing the property than lots in the interior.
Hiring Corral Bros for a Bentwood Ranch property starts with a free, no-obligation site visit, usually within 48 hours of your call. We are a locally owned, licensed and insured crew working residential and commercial properties across the corridor, and for a lot like yours that typically means grading and drainage work, tree trimming, irrigation adjustment, and the kind of bed and edge maintenance that keeps a small footyard looking kept through the summer. Call (737) 404-9343 to get on the schedule.
We come out to the house, walk the lot with you, and usually schedule that visit within 48 hours of your call. Estimates are free and there is no obligation. Because Bentwood Ranch lots run tight, about 12,600 square feet of gross land per house, we pay close attention to grading and bed layout during that walk, not just plant counts.
Yes. Guadalupe County clay shrinks in the summer heat and swells when it finally rains, which stresses shallow roots and pulls at bed edges and walkways. We generally recommend plants that tolerate dry stretches and irrigation set to water deeply but less often, rather than a light daily cycle that keeps roots shallow and the clay surface cracking.
It means mowing height and watering schedule change as the heat builds, usually from spring through early fall. On lots this size the turf area is smaller than the bed and edge work, so a maintenance visit here is often more about trimming, edging, and weed control in tight side yards than mowing wide open grass.
Yes, we do tree trimming, removal, and land clearing as part of our regular service list. Some Bentwood Ranch lots sit near the edge of the subdivision closer to Town Creek, and trees on those edges can hold more deadwood or lean from competing for light, so a periodic trim is worth having a crew look at.
Possibly, and that is on the homeowner to confirm. Bentwood Ranch has an active homeowners association, and recorded restrictions likely govern changes visible from the street such as bed reshaping, tree removal, fencing, or hardscape. We recommend getting written approval from the HOA before any of that work starts, and we are glad to work from an approved plan.
We serve Bentwood Ranch as part of our regular coverage along the I-35 corridor and Hill Country, from San Antonio through Cibolo to Austin and Marble Falls. Call (737) 404-9343 and we will get an estimate scheduled, typically within 48 hours, for landscaping, lawn care, irrigation, or tree work at your address.
Free, no-pressure estimate from a local Guadalupe County crew. Call (737) 404-9343 or request a quote online.
