Serving Houston
Landscaping and Exterior Cleanup in Houston, TX
From Heights bungalows to Energy Corridor lots, Houston's tree canopy and clay soil drive different yard problems block by block.
Get a free quoteHouston is too spread out to treat as one job site. A crew working a 1920s bungalow lot in the Heights is dealing with mature oak canopy dropping leaves and acorns into gutters all season, while a property out toward the Energy Corridor or Memorial might have newer construction with bigger beds and irrigation systems that fight the same black gumbo clay everyone else in the region has to work around.
Bayou drainage runs through a lot of Houston neighborhoods, and beds near Braes Bayou or White Oak Bayou get more standing water after heavy rain than beds on higher ground in Meyerland or Montrose. Humidity keeps mold and algae growing on fences, siding, and walkways nearly year round, so pressure washing isn't seasonal here the way it is up north. Demolition work in older neighborhoods often means dealing with structures and slabs that have been added onto more than once over the decades.
Where we work in Houston
- The Heights
- Montrose
- Energy Corridor
- Meyerland
What Houston calls us for
Gutter Cleaning & Guards
Mature live oak and pecan canopy in older Houston neighborhoods drops enough debris to clog gutters well before a hard rain hits.
Pressure Washing
Year round humidity keeps algae and mildew active on siding and walkways longer than in drier parts of the state.
Demolition
Older lots that have been added onto over decades often need careful teardown before any new landscaping work can start.
Flowerbeds & Hedging
Heavy clay soil across most of the city means bed layout has to account for drainage before plant choice.