Find a landscaper in Texas
From xeriscape designs in El Paso to St. Augustine sod in Houston, Texas landscaping is about surviving heat and water limits. Get matched with a local, insured landscaper who covers your ZIP — and a TCEQ-licensed irrigator for any sprinkler work.
Request a callback →Common landscaping jobs
- Drought-tolerant and xeriscape design
- Sod installation and lawn renovation
- Sprinkler/irrigation (licensed irrigator)
- Tree planting, trimming, and removal
- Mulch, beds, and stone/hardscape
- Drainage and grading for clay soil
Typical pricing
$50–$100/mo maintenance · $3,000–$15,000+ full yard install
Licensing
General landscaping needs no state license in Texas; irrigation/sprinkler work requires a TCEQ Licensed Irrigator — we verify both plus insurance
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FAQ
Does irrigation work require a license in Texas?
Yes — installing or repairing a sprinkler/irrigation system in Texas requires a TCEQ Licensed Irrigator. General landscaping, mowing, planting, and hardscape do not require a state license, but the irrigator piece does, so we verify it for sprinkler jobs.
What's the best landscaping for Texas heat and water limits?
Native and drought-tolerant (xeriscape) design — native grasses, adapted shrubs, mulch, and efficient drip irrigation. It survives August, handles watering restrictions, and cuts your water bill. A good Texas landscaper designs around your specific sun and soil.
How much does landscaping cost in Texas?
Routine lawn maintenance runs about $50–$100 per visit. A full front-yard refresh (beds, plants, mulch, stone) often runs $3,000–$8,000; a complete design-build with irrigation and hardscape can reach $15,000+. Get a written scope and plant list.