Georgetown Landscaping | Landscape Design & Installation in Georgetown, TX
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Sprinkler Medics designs and installs complete landscapes in Georgetown, TX with irrigation and drainage built in by one licensed, veteran-owned crew. We handle native plantings, flower beds, hardscaping, sod, mulch, and landscape lighting. We also build the irrigation system that keeps it all alive under Georgetown’s watering rules.
TCEQ-licensed irrigator (LI0025843), NDS-certified drainage contractor, 1,000+ Central Texas homes, 4.9 Google rating from 147+ reviews. Call 512-710-7274 for a free estimate.
Why our client trusts Sprinkler & Landscape Medics
Complete Landscaping Services in Georgetown, TX
- Custom landscape design. Full-property plans covering plant selection, bed layout, hardscape placement, irrigation zoning, and drainage routing.
- Flower bed and rock bed installation. Color beds, native plantings, boulder features, and gravel beds built on properly amended soil.
- Xeriscape and drought-tolerant planting. Water-efficient plantings selected for Georgetown’s clay soil and watering restrictions.
- Sod and mulch. Augustine, Bermuda, Zoysia, and Buffalo grass installed on graded, prepped ground with native mulch to retain moisture. We also patch and overseed existing turf.
- Hardscape and retaining walls. Texas limestone, flagstone, pavers, and concrete for patios, walkways, walls, and outdoor living spaces.
- Landscape lighting. Low-voltage path lights, uplights, and accent fixtures, all wired during installation.
- Non-invasive clumping bamboo. Privacy screens and accent plantings using varieties that won’t spread into neighboring yards.
Do You Offer Xeriscape and Drought-Tolerant Landscaping in Georgetown?
Yes. Georgetown Utility Systems limits irrigation to two days per week based on your address, with no watering on Mondays and no watering between 9 AM and 7 PM. That schedule is why so many Georgetown homeowners are moving to xeriscape.
We design with native and adapted plants that handle Central Texas heat, clay soil, and limited irrigation. Xeriscape doesn’t mean a yard full of gravel. It means native grasses, perennials like Texas Sage and Salvia greggii, shrubs like Turk’s Cap, and ground covers that don’t need daily watering to survive a Georgetown summer.
Why Choose Sprinkler Medics as Your Georgetown Landscape Contractor
Most Georgetown landscaping companies design and install the beds, the hardscape, and the plantings, then hand off the irrigation to a separate contractor. That means two crews, two timelines, and no coordination between where the plants go and where the water goes.
Sprinkler Medics does both under one roof. Our TCEQ irrigation license (LI0025843) and NDS drainage certification mean we design the landscape and build the irrigation and drainage system that keeps it alive.
We’re veteran-owned, founded by a U.S. Marine, and fully licensed and insured. Our team has served over 1,000 homes across Central Texas, and a portion of every service goes back into the community. Written pricing before any work begins.
Is Sprinkler Medics Licensed for Landscape and Irrigation Work in Georgetown?
Yes. Texas law under 30 TAC Chapter 344 requires a TCEQ-licensed irrigator to design and install any irrigation system. We hold that license. That means we can legally design your sprinkler zones, select and place heads, install backflow prevention, and connect to Georgetown’s water supply as part of your landscape project.
We hold a 4.9-star Google rating with over 147 verified reviews. Most landscaping companies aren’t licensed to touch the irrigation and bring in someone else for that portion of the job.
Our Georgetown Landscape Design and Installation Process
We take every Georgetown landscape through six steps, from the first conversation to the last walkthrough.
- Free consultation and site evaluation. We walk your property, assess soil conditions, sun exposure, drainage patterns, and existing irrigation, and discuss what you want the finished yard to look and feel like.
- Custom design plan. We build a plan covering plant selection, bed layout, hardscape placement, irrigation zone mapping, and drainage routing. We design everything together so the systems work as one.
- Written estimate and approval. You get a clear, itemized price. No work starts until you approve it.
- In-house installation. Our crew handles every phase: grading, bed prep, hardscape, planting, irrigation, drainage, and lighting. No subcontractors on any project.
- Final walkthrough. We walk the finished property with you to confirm everything meets your expectations.
- Seasonal care guidance and ongoing support. We leave you with a watering and maintenance plan tailored to Georgetown’s schedule and your specific plantings.
Does Sprinkler Medics Install the Irrigation as Part of the Landscape Design?
Yes. We map your sprinkler zones, heads, and valve layout into the design plan before anything goes in the ground. Every bed, turf zone, and hardscape feature gets the right water coverage from day one. No irrigation lines end up running through places that conflict with roots, paths, or drainage.
Georgetown’s two-day watering schedule makes getting the irrigation design right especially important. Plants that don’t get enough water on their assigned days won’t make it through July, and plants that get too much will rot in Georgetown’s clay. We design for both.
Best Plants, Trees and Materials for Georgetown Landscapes
What grows well in Georgetown depends on which side of town you’re on. Eastern Georgetown sits on Blackland Prairie clay, which holds water, expands when wet, and cracks when dry. Western Georgetown has shallower soil over Edwards Plateau limestone, which drains faster but gives roots less room to work with.
Both sides deal with 95-degree summers and periodic drought. Properties near the San Gabriel River and Lake Georgetown face additional drainage considerations that affect plant selection and bed placement.
The mature trees across Georgetown’s established neighborhoods are mostly live oaks, cedar elms, and pecans. These anchor the canopy and shape how much sun reaches the beds below.
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