Landscape Design & Build in Garden Ridge & Schertz

Design-Build Landscaping in Garden Ridge

Garden Ridge is known for wooded, larger lots and a quiet country feel, while Schertz and Cibolo have newer homes on tighter, clay-heavy lots. Hole In One Lawns designs for both: native rock and planting that suit Garden Ridge’s oaks, and drainage-smart hardscape and turf that hold up in Schertz clay.

We work throughout Garden Ridge, Schertz, Cibolo, Selma and Converse, along FM 3009, FM 78 and the I-35 corridor between San Antonio and New Braunfels.

Recent Garden Ridge-Area Project

A recent Garden Ridge front-yard refresh added a river rock dry-creek path running between black mulch beds in front of a limestone home, river rock foundation beds with accent plants, steel-edged mulched tree islands around clusters of oaks, and a curving walkway lined with river rock under the mature trees.

Real photos of work by Hole In One Lawns crews. See more on our Our Work page.

What We Design & Build in Garden Ridge

Our Garden Ridge clients hire us for landscape design, putting greens and artificial turf, paver patios and retaining walls, drainage solutions, xeriscaping, sport courts, landscape lighting, along with complete front-yard and backyard transformations. Every project includes a 3D design, a detailed proposal and a dedicated crew from start to finish.

Designing for Garden Ridge Conditions

• Dry creek beds that work. River rock creeks look natural and carry runoff away from the foundation during heavy rain.
• Clay soil in Schertz and Cibolo. Proper base and drainage keep patios, walks and turf from shifting in expansive clay.
• Wooded lots. We design beds and lighting around existing oaks in Garden Ridge.
• HOA-friendly plans. Many Schertz and Cibolo neighborhoods have HOA review. Our 3D plans make approvals easier.

Garden Ridge Landscape Design FAQs

Do you serve Schertz, Cibolo and Selma?

Yes. We build throughout Garden Ridge, Schertz, Cibolo, Selma and Converse.

Can a dry creek bed fix drainage problems?

Often, yes. A properly graded dry creek with fabric and river rock can move water away from the house while looking like a natural feature.

Do you install putting greens in Schertz backyards?

Yes. We build multi-cup putting greens and artificial turf lawns sized for suburban lots.