Landscaping, lawn maintenance, irrigation and tree work for Spicewood Trails properties in Spicewood.
Spicewood Trails sits off Hwy 71 a few miles west of Opie's BBQ, 317 acres of rolling Hill Country ground broken up by oaks, creeks and the footbridges that cross them. It is a build-when-you're-ready kind of place, so we see both finished homes and bare wooded homesites waiting their turn, and every lot runs on the community's own central, deep-well water system rather than a city main. That one fact changes how we plan everything else on the property.
That rolling ground is shallow soil over rock, which means roots fight for depth and water does not linger on the surface long before it either soaks in or runs off toward one of the creeks. Turf and beds here need deep, infrequent watering rather than daily sprinkling, sized to what the community water system actually delivers on a July afternoon, not a guess. The mature oaks that make these lots worth having need their root zones left alone during any construction or grading, and any pruning held to the cooler months so oak wilt does not get an opening.
Hiring Corral Bros for a Spicewood Trails property starts with a free, no-obligation site visit, usually within 48 hours of your call. We walk the lot, check what the water system can support, look at slope and creek proximity if either applies, and then price landscaping, irrigation, tree work or drainage around what that specific piece of ground needs. We are locally owned, licensed and insured, and we handle the whole range from first install on a new build to upkeep on an established yard.
We come out and walk the lot with you, whether it is a finished home or a bare acreage homesite still waiting on a build. Estimates are free, there is no obligation, and we usually get out there within 48 hours of your call. On wooded or sloped sites we will look at tree cover, drainage paths and the central water setup before pricing anything.
Yes. Hill Country ground here is rock close to the surface, so trenching and auger work take longer and bed design has to work with that rock instead of fighting it. Spicewood Trails runs on central, deep-well community water rather than a city main, so before we lay out any irrigation zones we confirm actual pressure and flow with the system rather than guessing, and we lean on drip and soaker lines for beds and young trees.
Expect to water deep and less often rather than a little every day, since shallow soil over rock does not hold moisture long. Turf areas do better with efficient, well-timed irrigation than broad daily spraying, and new beds or young trees need steady deep soaking through July and August. We set up maintenance and watering schedules around what the property's water system can actually deliver on a hot afternoon.
We do tree service, pruning, and land clearing, and oaks on these homesites are worth protecting since they are part of what sold the lot. We keep oak work to the cooler months and seal cuts to guard against oak wilt, and near any of the creek corridors we are careful to keep clearing and grading away from the channel itself to avoid erosion problems later.
We serve Spicewood as part of our regular Hill Country and I-35 corridor coverage, and Spicewood Trails properties, whether a finished home or a lot still waiting to build, fall right into that territory. Call us at (737) 404-9343 and we will get an estimate scheduled, usually within 48 hours.
Free, no-pressure estimate from a local Burnet County crew. Call (737) 404-9343 or request a quote online.
