Pioneer LandscapesEst. 2019 · Seguin, Texas(830) 305-4869
A Pioneer install: limestone bed work with new plantings set against the house

Design and installation

The whole property, on one plan.

For acreage, ranch entries, and new custom homes where the inside is finished and the outside has not been started.

Start with a site walk

What this covers

Bare dirt is the normal starting point.

A custom home gets finished and handed over with a lot and no plan for it. An acreage place has good bones and thirty years of nothing happening around the house. Both start the same way for us, with a walk and a hard look at grade, soil, sun, and water.

What comes back is a plan for the entire property rather than a quote for a flowerbed. You approve the direction, then one crew installs it.

  • Property walk, grade study, and drainage read before anything is drawn
  • Renderings and a planting plan you approve before the crew arrives
  • Installed-size trees and shrubs, massed so the design reads finished
  • Beds shaped with steel edging, mulch, and rock
  • Sod, hydroseeding, and xeriscape planting
  • Soil prep and amendment for the clay we actually have
A finished Pioneer install: new lawn with a steel-edged river rock bed and plantings alongside a metal barn home
New lawn, steel-edged river rock bed, and plantings on a working country property.

The picture comes first

You see the finished direction before anything is installed. Layout, plant massing, stone, and irrigation stay tied to one plan instead of getting decided job to job.

Planted at size

A property should not wait five years to look right. We design around big, installed-size material so the grounds carry weight the week the crew leaves.

Chosen for this ground

Clay, heat, water restrictions, and deer pressure shape the plant list from the first walk. Nothing goes in that we expect to replace.

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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
Front yard, back yard, or the whole property?
What's in the picture?
How established do you want it to look on day one?