Landscaping & Landscape Design in Canyon Lake, TX

Canyon Lake Landscaping, Designed and Built by One Team

Canyon Lake homes sit on some of the rockiest, steepest ground in Comal County. Thin soil over limestone, slopes down toward the lake and plenty of deer mean a landscape here has to be planned around the site, not dropped on top of it. Hole In One Lawns designs for the ground you actually have, then our own crews build it.

We work around Canyon Lake, including Startzville, Sattler, Fischer and the Hill Country neighborhoods along FM 2673 and FM 306, as well as nearby New Braunfels, Bulverde and Spring Branch.

Recent Canyon Lake Projects

Recent Canyon Lake work includes a front-yard xeriscape with curved, limestone-bordered beds of palms, agaves and boulders, and a gray Belgard paver patio with limestone edging set under Hill Country oaks.

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

Landscaping Services in Canyon Lake

Our Canyon Lake clients hire us for 3D landscape design, artificial turf and putting greens, sod installation, paver patios, retaining walls, xeriscaping, outdoor kitchens and fire pits, pergolas, Trex decks, pool deck renovation and 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 Canyon Lake Conditions

• Rock and slope. We plan excavation, base and retaining walls for thin soil over limestone and lots that fall toward the lake.
• Deer-resistant planting. Agave, yucca, salvia, palms and other adapted plants that deer tend to leave alone.
• Runoff control. Beds, borders and drainage are shaped so storm water moves around the house instead of washing out rock and mulch.
• Low-water design. Xeriscape beds and drip irrigation keep the yard looking finished through dry summers.

Canyon Lake Landscaping FAQs

Do you work in Canyon Lake and Comal County?

Yes. We design and build around Canyon Lake, Startzville, Sattler, Fischer and the surrounding Comal County communities.

Can you build on a steep lot?

Yes. Retaining walls, terraced beds and steps turn steep Canyon Lake lots into usable, level spaces.

What plants work best at Canyon Lake?

Deer-resistant, drought-tolerant plants like agave, yucca, salvia and native grasses, chosen from local Texas nurseries.

Do you offer financing?

Yes. Qualified buyers can use low monthly payment options through Lyon Financial or 0% interest for 15 months through GreenSky.

What warranty do you give?

Hardscape we build, including pavers, retaining walls, steps and borders, carries our 2-year workmanship warranty.