Landscaping Company in Maxwell, Texas

It depends on the scope, whether that is a drainage fix, a full landscape design, or clearing pasture edges near FM 1979. Corral Bros gives free, no-obligation on-site estimates, usually within 48 hours of your call, so we can look at your actual soil and layout before quoting anything. Call (737) 404-9343 to get on the schedule.

Maxwell's blackland prairie clay holds water at the surface and then bakes hard, so roots often stay shallow no matter how much you irrigate. We adjust irrigation timing, aerate to break up compaction, and select grass and bed plants that actually tolerate this clay instead of fighting it, which is a big part of our lawn and property maintenance work here.

Many properties along the Plum Creek bottoms deal with slow-draining clay that holds water after heavy rain, which can pool near foundations or drown beds. We assess grade and water flow on-site and design drainage, whether that is French drains, swales, or regrading, specifically for how your lot sheds water during Hill Country downpours.

Yes. A lot of Niederwald and Maxwell properties still have working pasture edges, and we handle land clearing, grading, and grubbing to get acreage ready for construction, fencing, or a fresh landscape plan. We can also haul off junk and debris left behind, so the site is truly ready to build on.

Both, and often in the same week. Corral Bros handles compact Maxwell town lots as easily as multi-acre spreads out along FM 1979, adjusting our approach to lawn care, hardscapes, and irrigation based on lot size, clay depth, and how the property is actually used, whether that is daily living space or working land.

Patios and hardscapes need a properly prepared base here, since expansive clay will heave pavers or concrete that is set on unstable soil. We build outdoor living spaces, including patios, fire features, and lighting, on compacted, well-drained bases suited to this ground, so they hold up through Hill Country freeze-thaw cycles and summer heat.