Plan it before it is worked twice
Utilities, drainage, and irrigation are cheapest to get right while the ground is already open. Retrofitting means tearing up work that was just paid for.
Pioneer Landscapes LLC · Serving Kyle
Landscape design and installation in Kyle.
Custom homes and acreage along the I-35 corridor, with the exterior planned and installed as a single build.
Start with a site walkKyle
New ground, and a short window to get it right.
Kyle is growing the way San Marcos grew, which means a lot of freshly graded lots and properties where nothing outside has been decided yet. That is the best possible time to plan an exterior, before the ground is worked twice.
We handle the parts most people end up hiring separately. Grade and drainage, irrigation zoned to the planting plan, stone that gives the property structure, and planting installed at a size that reads finished.
Acreage off the corridor
Once you are a few minutes off the highway the lots get long and the work changes. Entries, drives, and approaches sized for real property.
One crew for the whole exterior
Design, water, stone, and planting handled together, so there is no seam between trades to look at later.
Curated scope
What we put in the ground.
Design + installation
Full-property plans for acreage, ranch entries, and new custom homes with nothing outside but a driveway.
Irrigation systems
Coverage planned with the planting design and zoned to what actually went in the ground.
Stone + hardscape
Masonry, pathways, retaining walls, grading, drainage, and edges that give the grounds structure.
Outdoor living
Outdoor kitchens, pergolas, decks, and somewhere to sit that belongs to the property.
We work alongside custom home builders and their clients when the exterior has to match the standard of the house.
Where to go next
Start here
Show us the land you want finished.
Tell us what the property needs and send a photo or two. We walk it with you before anything gets drawn.
“Jacob was great with communicating job progress and material statuses.”Google review