Flower Mound, Texas
Outdoor living and property care for Flower Mound's larger lots.
Flower Mound properties are bigger than most of the metroplex, with mature trees, real grade changes and drainage that has to be thought about rather than assumed. That changes what the work involves. We're fifteen minutes away in Lewisville and we work here constantly.
What we do in Flower Mound
Every one of these, by our own crews or our own subcontractors.
- Outdoor living construction Covered patios, pergolas, outdoor kitchens, fireplaces, elevated porches
- Drainage and grading The most-requested job on larger Flower Mound lots
- Tree trimming and removal Clearance, shape, storm risk, stump grinding, haul-off
- Retaining walls Block, stone and poured, for the grade changes common here
- Patio covers Solid roof, louvered, insulated aluminum, matched to your roofline
- Pool and equipment services Replaster, tile, coping, decking, pumps and heaters
- Landscaping and lawn maintenance Beds, plantings, sod, mulch, seasonal detail
- Artificial turf Including shaded areas under mature trees where grass won't hold
- Stonework and flowerbed borders New borders, repairs, full replacement
- Fence and pergola staining Clean, repair, stain or seal
- Outdoor lighting Path, uplighting, tree and architectural
- Kitchen and bathroom remodeling Full remodels and single-element updates
Local detail
What's different about working in Flower Mound.
Water is the recurring problem. Larger lots with real slope mean that after a hard rain, water goes somewhere — usually toward a foundation, a bed, or a low corner of the yard that stays soft for a week. More of our Flower Mound work starts as a drainage call than anything else, and a surprising amount of it gets misdiagnosed by people who quote before they've watched where the water actually runs.
Mature trees change the calculation. Trees that were young when the neighborhood was built are now big enough to shade out turf, crack a walkway, or drop a limb on a roof. Half of what we do here is staying ahead of that rather than repairing after it.
The Town maintains a registered contractor list and requires permits for structural outdoor work. Check any contractor against it — it's public, it's free to search, and it's the fastest way to filter out anyone working off the books.
Questions we get from Flower Mound homeowners
Before you call.
My yard holds water after every storm. Is that a drainage job or a grading job?
Often both, and the order matters. We'd rather come look at it during or right after a rain than guess from a dry yard — where the water actually goes is rarely where people assume.
Can you take down a tree that's close to the house?
Yes, including ones too large or too close to a structure for routine trimming, with stump grinding and haul-off. If it needs to come down in sections we'll tell you what that adds.
Do you handle the permit?
We pull it. Structural outdoor work in Flower Mound generally requires one, and a contractor suggesting otherwise is telling you something about how they work.