Landscaping Company in Manor, Texas

It depends on lot size, grading needs, and whether the builder left usable topsoil, which varies a lot between ShadowGlen and Whisper Valley phases. Corral Bros provides a free, no-obligation on-site estimate, usually scheduled within 48 hours, so you get pricing based on your actual soil and slope rather than a rough guess over the phone.

Blackland clay is the culprit. It expands when wet and contracts hard when it dries, and builder grading often does not account for that movement. We regrade problem areas and design drainage and irrigation together so water moves off the property instead of sitting against your foundation or slab in Stonewater or Whisper Valley.

Both. A large share of our Manor work is finishing out yards after a builder hands over a new home, plus commercial sites tied to the area's expansion. We also maintain and improve established landscaping on older lots, so whether your address just got a street number or has been there for years, we can take it on.

Patios, retaining walls, and paver systems need a properly compacted base and drainage planning before they go in, because clay shift is what cracks concrete and shifts pavers over time. We build hardscapes with that base work first, then add fire features, lighting, or seating areas that stay level through Texas summers and clay swings.

Yes. Land clearing and grading are part of our specialty work, and they matter more in a fast-growing area like Manor where lots often sit disturbed from construction equipment. We handle clearing, grading, and junk removal as a first step so whatever landscaping or irrigation goes in afterward has a stable, properly sloped base to work with.

We do both. Plenty of Manor homeowners bring us in for a single project like drainage or a patio, then keep us on for regular lawn and property maintenance afterward. Others start with maintenance and add tree service or irrigation work later. Either way, we are licensed, insured, and local to the area.