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

Burnet County · 34 mi from Round Rock

Landscaping, Irrigation & Fencing Contractors in Spicewood, TX

Spicewood spreads across the rocky bluffs where the Pedernales River meets Lake Travis, a stretch of Hill Country defined by dramatic limestone ledges and steep grade. Making these lots usable means terracing, and terraced stone walls are among our most common Spicewood projects — dry-stack and mortared limestone walls that step a bluff lot down into level garden and patio space while stabilizing the slope against erosion.

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Local insight: Pedernales River valley features rocky bluffs requiring terraced stone walls and drought-hardy agave plantings.

The setting rewards a xeric, sculptural planting style built around the drought-hardy species that thrive on rock. Agave, yucca, sotol, and native grasses hold their form through the harshest Hill Country summer and need almost no supplemental water once established, which suits both the thin soil and the area's dependence on wells and the lake. We compose these plantings to work with the stone terraces and the natural rock outcrops already on the land.

The ground is shallow soil over hard limestone, so irrigation trenches and wall footings mean rock drilling, and drainage on the bluffs has to be deliberate. We route runoff with rock swales and dry creek beds that carry storm volume down the grade without scouring the terraces, protecting both the walls and the beds below them around communities like Barton Creek Lakeside and Spicewood Trails.

Fencing goes on posts anchored in rock, and we build stone steps and paths to make the steep lots navigable. About thirty-four miles from our shop via SH 71, Spicewood is within our service area for terraced walls, xeric agave landscaping, rock-aware irrigation, and backflow testing.

Neighborhoods

  • Barton Creek Lakeside
  • Spicewood Trails
  • Windermere Oaks
  • Briarcliff-adjacent tracts

Local Landmarks

  • Pedernales River
  • Lake Travis
  • Krause Springs
  • Spicewood Vineyards
  • Barton Creek Lakeside

ZIP Codes

78669

Our Services in Spicewood, TX

Every core service, delivered with Spicewood-specific know-how:

Why Spicewood Homeowners Choose Oakwood Landscaping

Spicewood sits about 34 miles from our Round Rock shop in Burnet County, 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 Spicewood'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 Spicewood's soil, drainage, and local code — not a generic template
  • Honest, written, itemized estimates and a clear point of contact

We also serve nearby Briarcliff, Marble Falls, Bee Cave. Call (323) 606-0255 for a free Spicewood estimate.

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Spicewood Landscaping FAQs

Terraced stone walls are the answer. We step the slope down into level garden and patio areas with dry-stack or mortared limestone walls that also stabilize the bluff against erosion. It turns an unusable grade into functional outdoor space.

Xeric, sculptural natives like agave, yucca, sotol, and native grasses do best. They hold their form through the hardest summer, need almost no water once established, and work beautifully with the stone terraces and rock outcrops on these bluff lots.

Yes. Spicewood is about thirty-four miles from Round Rock near the Pedernales and Lake Travis, and terraced stone walls and drought planting are common jobs for us there. Call (323) 606-0255 to talk through your lot.

We terrace the slope with stone retaining walls, add swales or riprap where water concentrates, and plant deep-rooted natives to bind the soil. That combination slows runoff and keeps the bluff from washing during heavy rain.

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