Landscaping, lawn maintenance, irrigation and tree work for Flintrock properties in Lakeway.
Flintrock covers 455 parcels inside Lakeway city limits, spread across eight recorded phases of Flintrock at Hurst Creek plus the Estates, Overlook, Bluffs, and Terraces plats that sit alongside it. Some phases carry private streets, others hold dedicated open-space and landscape lots, and Phase 3 even has a mailbox-and-open-space lot that doubles as a shared common area. That mix means a landscaper working here has to read the plat as much as the yard, since what's allowed and what's shared can change from one street to the next, even between Golden Bear Dr and Indianwood Dr a few blocks over.
The name Hurst Creek points at the water table, and the limestone hillsides that define Lakeway sit under everything from the thinnest tenth-acre lot to the broader ones near seven tenths of an acre. That kind of ground sheds water fast after a storm and bakes hard by July, which is why Lakeway steers homeowners toward zoysia or buffalo grass, hydrozoning instead of blanket sprinkler coverage, and native or adapted plants that don't need babying through August. Oaks carry their own calendar here too: cut them in spring and you're gambling with oak wilt, a fungus that moves root to root and has already shown up 26 times across the city since 1988.
Hiring Corral Bros for a Flintrock property starts with a free on-site estimate, usually set within 48 hours of your call, where we look at your actual lot, any shared or private-street access, and what's already planted. From there we handle the design, the planting, the irrigation and drainage work, the hardscape if you want one, and the tree work on the city's oak-safe schedule. We're licensed, insured, and local, and we do both residential and commercial work along the Lakeway stretch of the corridor.
We come out for a free, no-obligation on-site look and usually get there within 48 hours of your call. Flintrock's lots run from about a fifth of an acre up near seven tenths, with common lots, cluster mailboxes, and private streets in some phases, so we walk the actual parcel before quoting anything. Call (737) 404-9343 to get on the schedule.
Yes. Every parcel in Flintrock sits inside Lakeway city limits, so Lakeway's landscaping rules apply directly to your yard. Impermeable underlay like black plastic is capped at 10 percent of landscaped area, small gravel and decomposed granite count the same way, rock 2 inches or larger has no cap, and artificial turf tops out at 25 percent and can't go in a utility easement. We design around those limits from the start.
Hill Country summers push turf and new plantings hard, so Lakeway's own guidance leans on zoysia or buffalo grass, hydrozoning to keep thirsty turf to a small footprint, and native or adapted plants from lists like the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center. Organic mulch renewed about twice a year holds moisture and cuts down on weeding. We set irrigation zones and plant choices to match that approach rather than fight it.
Lakeway's Diseased Tree Ordinance bans oak pruning February 1 through June 30, the highest-risk window for oak wilt, and allows it July 1 through January 31, with late fall and early winter the safest stretch. The city has recorded 26 oak wilt centers within its limits since 1988, and the fungus spreads through connected root systems, so every cut on an oak gets pruning seal within minutes. We schedule oak work around that calendar, not around convenience.
Flintrock is part of our regular Lakeway service area along the I-35 and Hill Country corridor we cover from San Antonio up through Austin to Marble Falls. We handle landscaping and design, lawn and property maintenance, irrigation and drainage, tree service, hardscapes, and extras like lighting, land clearing, and grading for homes throughout Lakeway, including the Flintrock plats and the surrounding Flintrock Falls area.
Free, no-pressure estimate from a local Travis County crew. Call (737) 404-9343 or request a quote online.
