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Oakwood Landscaping — Round Rock, TX landscaping, irrigation & fencing
Landscaping, irrigation and fencing services in Round Rock, TX by Oakwood Landscaping

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Landscaping, Irrigation & Fencing Contractors in Round Rock, TX

Round Rock sits on some of the most expansive Blackland clay in Central Texas, and that single fact shapes nearly every landscaping decision here. The vertisol soil under neighborhoods from Forest Creek to Teravista swells after a wet May and contracts hard through the August heat, moving slabs, cracking fences, and shearing irrigation lines that weren't built with flex connections. As Round Rock's home base, Oakwood Landscaping installs sprinkler systems with swing-joint risers and designs French drains that keep saturated clay away from foundations along the Brushy Creek corridor.

  • Licensed & Insured
  • Local Soil Experts
  • Free Estimates
  • Licensed & InsuredTCEQ Licensed Irrigator
  • BBB AccreditedTrusted local business
  • 17+ YearsCentral Texas experience
  • 24/7 EmergencyRapid response

Local insight: Expansive Blackland clay vertisol soil requires deep flex-pipe irrigation connections and engineered French drains to prevent foundation movement.

Drainage is the other half of the equation. Round Rock drains toward Brushy Creek and Lake Creek, and when storms roll off the Balcones Escarpment the runoff overwhelms yards that were graded for looks instead of water. We build catch basins, swales, and rigid-PVC French drains that carry storm volume to a safe outfall — the kind of engineered drainage that protects homes near Old Settlers Park and the low-lying stretches off Gattis School Road.

For fencing and hardscape, the clay demands galvanized steel posts and properly based flagstone. A cedar privacy fence set on steel posts stays plumb through the shrink-swell cycle, and a flagstone patio on a compacted, drained base won't rock or heave. From established sections near downtown to newer builds off University Boulevard, we match the build to the ground it sits on.

Because we're licensed with a TCEQ irrigator and know the City of Round Rock's watering windows and rebate programs, every system we install is code-compliant and tuned to local drought stages. Whether you need sod that survives the heat, a smart controller retrofit, or backflow testing filed with the city, Round Rock is where Oakwood does its best work.

Neighborhoods

  • Forest Creek
  • Teravista
  • Behrens Ranch
  • Stone Oak
  • Chandler Creek

Local Landmarks

  • Old Settlers Park
  • Brushy Creek
  • Dell Diamond
  • Round Rock Premium Outlets
  • Lake Creek

ZIP Codes

78664, 78665, 78681

Our Services in Round Rock, TX

Every core service, delivered with Round Rock-specific know-how:

Why Round Rock Homeowners Choose Oakwood Landscaping

Round Rock is our home base, so we know its ground and can get to your property fast. We don't hand your job to a rotating cast of subs — you get a licensed local crew that installs irrigation, drainage, fencing, and stonework built for Round Rock's exact conditions, backed by a written scope before any work begins.

  • Work performed under a TCEQ Licensed Irrigator — code-compliant and inspection-ready
  • BBB Accredited, licensed & insured, with 17+ years of Central Texas experience
  • Engineered for Round Rock's soil, drainage, and local code — not a generic template
  • Honest, written, itemized estimates and a clear point of contact

We also serve nearby Brushy Creek, Pflugerville, Georgetown. Call (323) 606-0255 for a free Round Rock estimate.

Local Answers

Round Rock Landscaping FAQs

Blackland clay is an expansive vertisol that swells when wet and shrinks when dry. That constant movement cracks foundations, tilts fence posts, and breaks rigid irrigation lines, which is why we build with flex connections, steel posts, and engineered drainage.

Yes. We program every controller to the city's designated watering days and the before-10-a.m./after-7-p.m. windows, and we adjust schedules to the current drought stage. Smart controllers handle this automatically and may qualify for a city rebate.

Round Rock is our home base, so we are often on site the same or next day for repairs and out quickly for estimates. Being local means we already know the neighborhoods, the soil, and the city's requirements before we arrive.

Irrigation systems in Texas must be installed by a licensed irrigator under TCEQ Title 30 Chapter 344, and taller fences or retaining walls often need a city permit. We handle the licensed irrigation work and will point you to the current City of Round Rock permit requirements before we start.

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