Landscaping, lawn maintenance, irrigation and tree work for Falcon Ridge properties in Cibolo.
Falcon Ridge is one of the tighter-packed subdivisions we work in around Cibolo, Guadalupe County. Close to 782 houses sit inside roughly 203 acres, which works out to about 3.9 homes per acre and lots that sit close together. That density changes how yard work gets done. There's less open turf and more edging, more shared fence lines, and less room for error when water has to go somewhere.
Small lots on Guadalupe County clay put the whole job on grade and drainage. This soil expands when it's wet and shrinks hard in a dry Texas summer, and it does not forgive water pooling against a slab or sitting in a low corner of the yard. Downspouts need to clear the backfill, beds need positive fall away from the house, and grass here needs deep, infrequent watering instead of a quick daily spray that just evaporates off compacted clay. A few edges of Falcon Ridge sit close to Dietz Creek and East Dietz Creek, so water can show up from off site, not just off your own roof.
Hiring Corral Bros for a Falcon Ridge property starts with a free, no-obligation on-site visit, usually set up within 48 hours of your call. We're licensed and insured, locally owned, and we handle both residential and commercial work from lawn and property maintenance through irrigation repair, tree service, drainage correction, and hardscape or lighting projects. Call (737) 404-9343 and we'll look at your actual lot before we talk numbers.
We come out to your address off Silver Wing, Cirrus Cove, Eagle Flight or wherever you're located in Falcon Ridge and walk the lot with you, usually within 48 hours of your call. The estimate is free and there's no obligation. On a subdivision this tightly built, we pay close attention to how your lot drains toward neighbors and the street before we price anything.
Guadalupe County's expansive clay shifts as it wets and dries, which affects where water pools and how roots establish. On lots this size, the fix is usually grading, not guesswork. We check that drainage runs away from your slab, extend downspouts past the backfill, and set irrigation zones to match clay's slow soak rate instead of overwatering and drowning new beds.
Expect heat stress and compacted clay to be the main fight from June through September. Regular mowing at the right height, deep infrequent watering instead of daily sprinkles, and aeration where traffic has packed the soil down all help. Small lots like these also mean more attention to edging and bed lines, since there's less open turf to hide a rough job.
Yes, we do tree trimming, removal and brush clearing on residential lots throughout the subdivision and surrounding Cibolo. With East Dietz Creek and Dietz Creek both within a few hundred meters of the Falcon Ridge boundary, some yards back up to brushier, creek-adjacent ground that needs periodic clearing to manage growth and reduce storm debris risk.
A Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation project covering public street improvements with sidewalks lists Silver Wing among the streets involved, with work started in mid-2025 and a listed completion date of February 2026. Silver Wing runs inside Falcon Ridge. If you're planning anything in the right of way, check current status with the city before scheduling.
We serve Falcon Ridge as part of our regular Cibolo coverage along the I-35 corridor between San Antonio and Austin. It's a fully built-out subdivision with homes packed closer together than most of what we see in this area, which is exactly the kind of tight-lot, clay-ground work our crews handle week to week.
Free, no-pressure estimate from a local Guadalupe County crew. Call (737) 404-9343 or request a quote online.
