Decorative mulch, gravel and stone that finish beds and cut down on weeds.
Mulch and rock work in Georgetown means fighting that rocky clay and limestone you're sitting on while keeping your beds looking sharp year-round. Whether you've got a Sun City ranch home with established borders or a new Wolf Ranch foundation that needs finishing, the right stone and mulch cuts your weed load in half and keeps that Hill Country heat from baking out your soil. Corral Bros knows exactly how Georgetown ground works, and we'll edge, lay barrier, and finish your beds with hardwood, cedar, dyed mulch, decomposed granite, river rock, or stone that actually holds up in our climate.
We handle the whole job: sourcing material to match your home and neighborhood character, edging clean lines, laying proper weed barrier, and refreshing color year after year so your beds stay as good as day one. Most Georgetown properties settle into that reddish clay mixed with limestone, and your mulch beds have to breathe and drain or you'll grow mold instead of plants. That's where thirty years of local knowledge matters. We'll give you a straight estimate on site, usually within 48 hours of your call.
We're a local, family-built company that treats your Georgetown property like our own — tidy crews, clear pricing, and mulch & rock work that holds up to Williamson County conditions. Available as a one-time project or part of an ongoing plan.
Apply mulch 2 to 3 inches thick for the best results: enough to suppress weeds and hold soil moisture through Central Texas heat, but not so deep that it smothers roots. Keep mulch a few inches off plant stems and tree trunks to prevent rot.
Both have a place: organic mulch improves soil and suits planting beds, while decomposed granite, gravel and river rock are low-maintenance and ideal for paths, dry areas and xeriscapes. Many Central Texas yards use mulch in plant beds and rock in high-traffic or water-wise zones.
Hardwood mulch holds moisture longer in our dry Hill Country summers, while cedar mulch smells great and resists insects. Both break down slower on our rocky clay than in other Texas soils, so they last. We often recommend starting with hardwood and refreshing every 18 months. Dyed mulch stays darker longer if that matters to your curb appeal, but natural wood ages better in Georgetown's sun and wind.
Every 12 to 18 months, depending on how much sun and foot traffic your beds get. Sun City and Old Town properties with south-facing beds fade faster. We run refresh programs where we top-dress your existing layer, which costs less than a full re-do and keeps beds looking intentional. Most Georgetown homeowners do a full refresh every other year.
Yes, absolutely for Georgetown clay. Our barrier lets water and air through but stops seeds from germinating up into your mulch. Without it, you'll spend next summer pulling weeds from under your fresh mulch. We install landscape fabric or use cardboard in new beds, then lay mulch over top. It makes a real difference in how much maintenance you're doing.
Definitely. River rock, decomposed granite, and boulders all work beautifully in Georgetown beds. Decomposed granite actually settles into our native soil and looks intentional. River rock drains fast if you're worried about that limestone clay holding water. We can mix rock with mulch too, or just edge your beds cleanly with stone and let drought-tolerant plants do the work.
We schedule no-obligation on-site estimates, usually within 48 hours. Cost depends on square footage, material choice, edging, and weed barrier. Hardwood mulch runs different than cedar or decomposed granite. Call us at (737) 404-9343 and we'll walk your beds, talk through what Wolf Ranch or Old Town homes nearby use, and give you a real number.
Our crew trenches clean lines along beds and turf, then lays metal or plastic edging to hold mulch in place and stop spread. Georgetown's limestone makes hand-digging tougher than other areas, so a good edge install takes longer but holds. We've done hundreds of Georgetown properties and know exactly how deep to cut so your mulch stays put through summer storms.
Free, no-pressure estimate from a local crew. Call (737) 404-9343 or request a quote online.
