Landscaping, lawn maintenance, irrigation and tree work for Headwaters properties in Dripping Springs.
Headwaters sits on the kind of ground the developer calls "dramatic topography," and anyone who has walked the Skyline or Heritage trail knows that is not just a sales line. The community is built around five protected hilltops and more than eight miles of trail overlooking Barton Creek, with homes from David Weekley and Coventry backing straight onto greenbelt. That sells the lot. It also means most yards here are not flat, and flat is what makes mowing, bed work and drainage simple.
A sloped lot over shallow Hill Country limestone moves water fast, and it moves soil with it if the beds are not held together. Bare dirt, loose mulch or heavy fertilizer on a slope that feeds toward a greenbelt edge does not stay put through a Central Texas downpour. The fix is terracing where the grade demands it, deep-rooted native plantings along that greenbelt line, and downspouts routed to a spot that does not just dump water onto open ground. Summer here is a different fight: hot, dry stretches that stress turf and young trees planted in thin soil, so watering has to be deliberate rather than automatic.
Call Corral Bros and we start with a free, no-obligation site visit, usually within 48 hours, to walk your slope, your beds and your irrigation setup before we talk numbers. From there it is landscaping and design built for this grade, tree work, regular mowing and bed maintenance, irrigation and drainage repair, and hardscape or lighting that respects the dark sky rules this area is known for. We are locally owned, licensed and insured, and we work residential and commercial properties up and down this corridor.
We schedule a free, no-obligation on-site visit, usually within 48 hours of your call, and walk the lot with you. In Headwaters that means looking at the slope, any greenbelt edge, existing beds and your irrigation setup before we quote anything, since a terraced hillside lot and a flat one need different work and different pricing.
It means shallow soil over rock, which limits root depth and drains fast in some spots while staying wet in others after a storm. We plant species suited to thin Hill Country soil, build beds that hold their shape on a grade, and use deep-rooted natives along greenbelt edges instead of turf or loose groundcover that washes out.
Consistent mowing height, proper fertilization timing, and irrigation checked for coverage rather than just run time. On sloped Headwaters lots we also watch for dry high spots and soggy low spots on the same yard, since uneven grade means uneven watering needs, and we adjust the schedule and zones accordingly rather than treating the whole lot the same.
Yes, including pruning, removal, and clearing overgrown cedar and brush near a greenbelt line. On lots that back to trail or greenbelt in Headwaters we are careful about what comes out and what stays, since the standing vegetation along that edge is part of what holds the slope together.
We work properties throughout Dripping Springs and the surrounding Hill Country and I-35 corridor, residential and commercial, and Headwaters falls inside that service area. Call (737) 404-9343 and we will get a crew out for a site visit on your schedule.
Free, no-pressure estimate from a local Hays County crew. Call (737) 404-9343 or request a quote online.
