Service Areas
Where we work.
A hundred miles out of Leander — Hill Country, Highland Lakes and blackland.
A hundred-mile radius out of Leander.
The ground changes a lot across that radius. West you are into Hill Country limestone, thin soil and cedar that comes back the moment you stop watching it. East and south it turns to deeper clay that holds water and moves with the season.
Counties below are the ones we work most. If your place sits near the edge of the radius, call and ask — we go further for the right job.
Counties
Williamson County
Williamson County runs from the Balcones Escarpment on its west edge out into blackland prairie east of I-35. Cedar and live oak on the limestone side, deeper farm ground toward Taylor and Granger.
Leander · Cedar Park · Liberty Hill · Brushy Creek · Georgetown · Round Rock · Weir · Florence · Hutto · Jarrell · Taylor · Granger · Coupland · Bartlett · Thrall
Travis County
Travis County is split by the Colorado River and the escarpment — thin rocky soil and heavy cedar west toward the Highland Lakes, flatter blackland east of Austin.
Jonestown · Volente · Lago Vista · Steiner Ranch · Point Venture · Briarcliff · Lakeway · Pflugerville · Bee Cave · West Lake Hills · Austin · Rollingwood · Manor · Sunset Valley · Webberville · Creedmoor
Burnet County
Burnet County is granite and limestone Hill Country, with the Highland Lakes cut through it. Ashe juniper comes back fast on the slopes here.
Bertram · Briggs · Marble Falls · Burnet · Granite Shoals
Hays County
Hays County straddles the escarpment — steep cedar-covered canyon country on the Wimberley and Driftwood side, flatter ground out toward Buda and Kyle.
Llano County
Llano County is granite outcrop and sandy loam over the Llano Uplift, with the Llano River and Lake LBJ through it. Mesquite and live oak more than cedar in places.
Bastrop County
Bastrop County is the Lost Pines — sandy soil and loblolly pine standing where you would not expect it, mixed with post oak savannah.
Blanco County
Blanco County is classic Hill Country ranch ground — limestone, shallow soil, and cedar that takes a pasture back in a few seasons if nobody touches it.
Bell County
Bell County sits where the Hill Country gives way to blackland, with the Lampasas and Leon rivers running through it and Fort Cavazos taking up a good share of the west side.
Salado · Holland · Killeen · Harker Heights
Lampasas County
Lampasas County is the northern edge of the Hill Country, limestone hills breaking into open ranch country as you move north and west.
Based in Leander
Everything runs out of Leander. Call (512) 673-3439
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