Confirm the work area, responsibility, exclusions, and project details before authorization.
Confirm the work area, responsibility, exclusions, and project details before authorization.
Learn More →Carry the article into a record of applicable areas, exclusions, and decisions requiring approval.
Learn More →A design decision is documented through the property layout, intended uses, planting zones, drainage concerns, and maintenance expectations.
Learn More →Sprinkler and drip work begins with observed system performance, followed by a written separation of repairs, controls, and added coverage.
Learn More →The cleanup record names the service areas, debris to remove, bed preparation, access conditions, and the next step standard.
Learn More →Commercial grounds service is divided by site area, visit duty, reporting requirement, approval authority, and separately quoted project work.
Learn More →How can San Antonio property owners compare landscaping costs? Document limestone or alkaline-soil preparation, sun exposure, St. Augustine or Bermuda areas, SAWS watering limits, bed dimensions, and hardscape access first. Then compare written estimates that name materials, irrigation changes, cleanup, and exclusions rather than applying a copied citywide price.
San Antonio Pro Landscape is Bexar County’s trusted, locally owned landscaping company. We provide home and commercial lawn mowing, landscape design, and seasonal yard cleanup, plus planning help for the hardscaping and irrigation projects that licensed contractors and TCEQ-licensed irrigators build for homeowners and businesses across San Antonio and nearby communities. Hardscaping and irrigation installs go to licensed contractors and TCEQ-licensed irrigators, and we plan the scope with you first.
What sets a San Antonio landscaping company apart from a national franchise is the know-how that only comes from working here every day. We understand caliche — the calcium carbonate hardpan that runs through most of Bexar County and needs special equipment for any dig. We understand SAWS watering rules and design every irrigation system for full Stage 1 through Stage 3 compliance. We know which grasses work in the Hill Country heat — St. Augustine for shaded yards, Bermuda for full sun and high traffic, Zoysia for homeowners who want premium density and drought tolerance. That local know-how is what you pay for, and it gives results generic companies cannot match.
Lawn Mowing and Maintenance — weekly and bi-weekly home and commercial mowing, edging, trimming, and blowdown across San Antonio and Bexar County. Hardscaping — planning for patios, retaining walls, outdoor kitchens, fire pits, pergolas, and walkways: scope, caliche and drainage, permits, and what to ask a licensed contractor. Landscape Design — custom planting plans using drought-tolerant natives and adaptive species that fit SAWS water-wise rules. Irrigation Planning — how to scope a system, what a TCEQ-licensed irrigator handles, and SAWS-compliant controller and drip choices. Leaf Removal and Seasonal Cleanup — fall and spring yard cleanup for homes and businesses across San Antonio. Commercial Landscaping — maintenance contracts and grounds management for office complexes, retail centers, HOAs, and apartment communities.
Home lawn mowing in San Antonio runs $45 to $90 per visit by lot size, grass type, and frequency. Hardscaping and irrigation are built by licensed contractors, so compare their written quotes against a scope you have planned first. Landscape design consultations are always free.
We show up when we say we will. We do the work right. We stand behind it. Those three things sound simple, but they are exactly what most homeowners tell us they could not find before they called us. Not sure who to trust yet? Our rundown of the best landscaping companies in San Antonio compares the crews homeowners here actually recommend. Our crews are trained, our equipment is commercial grade, and our scheduling is reliable across Stone Oak, Alamo Heights, Helotes, Schertz, New Braunfels, Leon Valley, and all of Bexar County. We are not the cheapest option in San Antonio, and we are not trying to be — we are the one that does it right the first time.
We provide landscaping, lawn mowing, hardscaping, and landscape design across San Antonio and all nearby communities, including Stone Oak, Alamo Heights, Helotes, Schertz, New Braunfels, Leon Valley, Seguin, Converse, Universal City, and Boerne. Contact us at (210) 864-8662 or fill out our online quote form for a free estimate.
We serve homeowners across the San Antonio metro and the surrounding Texas Hill Country, including:
SAWS Stage 3 is in effect. Check the 2026 San Antonio watering rules & lawn calendar for your once-a-week day and a month-by-month plan.
A San Antonio landscaping company keeps and improves the outdoor side of a property: mowing and edging, bed and shrub care, seasonal cleanups, planting, water-wise redesigns and drainage fixes. Here we cover lawn mowing, landscape design, leaf removal and commercial grounds, and we plan hardscape projects around the caliche and clay under your yard.
Start with the service that matches your problem: lawn mowing, landscape design or leaf removal.
Routine lawn care in San Antonio runs about $45 to $95 per visit, and full-service monthly plans run $150 to $450 or more. Sod costs $1.20 to $2.25 per square foot installed, depending on the grass. Lot size, slope, rock and access move every number, so treat these as planning ranges rather than quotes.
The full breakdown, with the lot-size table, lives on our San Antonio landscaping cost guide.
Yes. Commercial landscape maintenance covers recurring mowing, bed care, seasonal cleanups and irrigation checks for offices, retail centers and HOA common areas. The scope is written per property, so you see exactly which areas are covered, how often crews visit and what falls outside the contract before anything starts.
See the commercial landscaping page for how contracts and SAWS compliance work on larger properties.
Backyard landscaping here starts with the ground, not the plant list. Thin soil over caliche, summer heat and flash runoff decide what survives. A good plan sorts drainage first, then turf or xeriscape beds, then shade and seating, so nothing has to be torn out after the first hard rain.
Read our notes on yard drainage and xeriscaping before you sketch anything.
Ask for a service details that lists each area, the work in it and what is excluded, then compare quotes line by line. Check how a contractor handles caliche, SAWS watering days and permits. If a quote cannot explain those three things for your lot, keep looking.
Our hiring checklist and the San Antonio landscaping companies comparison walk through the questions to ask.
Everyday work like planting beds, laying sod and mulching needs no permit in San Antonio. Permits come in for structural or water-supply work, such as retaining walls over 4 feet, new fences, larger decks and underground irrigation systems. Historic and flood-zone lots get extra review, so confirm with the city first.
The details, with the City of San Antonio bulletin numbers, are on our landscaping permits guide.
We serve San Antonio and the surrounding Bexar County suburbs, including Stone Oak, Alamo Heights, Helotes, Boerne, Schertz, Universal City and Leon Valley, plus nearby New Braunfels. Lot sizes, soil and HOA rules change a lot between them, so each suburb page covers what is specific to that area.
Browse the full list on areas we serve, or start with Stone Oak or Helotes.
A San Antonio property details can record limestone or alkaline beds, sun exposure, turf type, irrigation zones, current SAWS considerations, and entry points. With those details established, the prospective provider may define recommended work and present materials, exclusions, and price for review.
Use the quote form to identify the San Antonio property and the work you want evaluated. A prospective provider will review the details, confirm whether the request can be accepted, and provide scheduling information in writing.
In San Antonio, limestone conditions, alkaline beds, irrigation adjustments, and drought-conscious plant placement belong in the project closeout record. Compare those property details with the signed scope and photographs before documenting acceptance or requesting a defined correction.
For a San Antonio property request, compare the completed work with the signed scope, photographs, and stated exclusions. Record any difference and ask the selected provider to propose a documented resolution before authorizing additional work.
St. Augustine is the top grass for San Antonio lawns; it takes shade and looks lush. Bermuda wins full-sun, high-traffic yards and bounces back fast from South Texas heat. Zoysia is the premium, weed-resistant pick, and Buffalo Grass uses the least water, the right call under SAWS Stage 2 and 3.
Yes. We program every irrigation system we install for full SAWS rules, from Stage 1 to Stage 3. We use smart controllers with rain sensors and weather-based timing. So your system runs only on allowed days and hours. We update the controller for free whenever SAWS changes the stage.
San Antonio-focused guidance covers alkaline limestone soil, St. Augustine or Bermuda turf, heat, drainage, and SAWS watering considerations for the property.
Yes, both. Home lawn care and full commercial landscaping run side by side in San Antonio, covering office complexes, retail centers, HOAs, and apartment sites. Commercial clients get dedicated crews, set schedules, and fixed monthly pricing, so grounds stay consistent without month-to-month renegotiation.
Most new mowing customers start within one to two weeks in San Antonio. Hardscaping and install jobs book out further, with lead times set by project size and season. Call (210) 864-8662 for current availability and a slot on the schedule.
Provide the affected area, requested response, access limits, and items that need confirmation.
