
Landscaper in Houston, TX.
Installs that are built to survive Houston's climate. Free on-site consultation. A project director personally visits every property.
Laying sod on waterlogged Houston clay is one of the most common — and expensive — landscaping mistakes. If you do not fix the grade and drainage first, new grass will rot at the roots within weeks. On the other extreme, Houston's summer heat demands proper irrigation design; sod installed without adequate water access dies in weeks. If you keep replacing dead plants and muddy grass, you are fighting the environment instead of designing for it.
What Landscaping Problems Do You Have?
Homeowners often call us because their yard is a patchy mess of mud and struggling grass, or their plant beds wash out every time it rains heavily. These problems happen when landscaping is installed without assessing the soil conditions or the water flow. Bermuda, St. Augustine, and Zoysia each have different drainage and irrigation requirements — species selection matters.
DIY planting and cheap sod installs usually ignore the subgrade. Lawn grading and regrading is often the missing step that makes everything else work. We assess grade before we install anything. Landscape installs that last start with drainage. See our Drainage Service Houston — we assess water flow before any sod or planting goes in.
Our Landscaping Services
We install living spaces that last. Our Sod Installation starts with proper soil preparation and grading so the roots can establish. We design complete Backyard Landscaping packages that integrate with your hardscape. For curb appeal, our Front Yard Landscape Design highlights your home's architecture.
To keep everything alive during Houston summers, we provide Irrigation System Installation ensuring even coverage without overwatering. We build structured Plant Bed Installation with proper soil amendments. Most importantly, we offer Lawn Grading and Leveling to fix the bumpy, poorly draining yards that cause so many issues.
Landscaping for Houston Properties
Houston's climate is brutal on weak landscaping. We see the same issues across Sugar Land, Cypress, and Katy: poor drainage rotting roots in the spring, and intense heat burning up lawns in the summer. We select plant materials and sod types that are proven to survive here.
Because we hold an NDS certification for drainage, we understand how water moves through soil better than a typical planting crew. We never lay sod over a drainage problem. We fix the grade, install the irrigation, and then lay the landscaping so it has the environment it needs to thrive.
Why Choose Texas Urban Elements
We assess drainage on every project before we touch the soil. A project director personally walks your property to evaluate sunlight, grade, and water flow before recommending sod or plants. We provide a free on-site consultation with a $0 trip charge.
Our one team handles the grading, the irrigation, and the planting — no subcontractor hand-offs. We stand by our price-what-we-quote guarantee, so you won't be charged extra for soil amendments later. We back our drainage work with a Drainage Performance Guarantee. Call (832) 304-7007 to get your yard right.
Our Landscaping Services
Sod, plant beds, and landscape installs that are set up to thrive in Houston's climate.
Sod Installation
St. Augustine, Bermuda, and Zoysia sod installed after grading and drainage are confirmed — not before.
Explore Your OptionsIrrigation System Installation
Smart irrigation systems sized to your lot's water requirements and designed around your sod species and sun exposure.
Explore Your OptionsArtificial Turf Installation
Low-maintenance turf installed on a compacted decomposed granite base with proper subsurface drainage.
Explore Your OptionsLandscape Lighting
Low-voltage pathway, uplighting, and accent lighting that highlights your outdoor space after dark.
Explore Your OptionsFlower Bed Installation
Defined beds with proper edging, amended soil, and species selected to thrive in Houston's heat and humidity.
Explore Your OptionsXeriscaping
Drought-tolerant landscape design using native Texas plants and gravel mulch to dramatically cut irrigation needs.
Explore Your OptionsPlant It Once. Plant It Right.
Stop wasting money replacing dead sod. Get a landscape installed on a properly graded and drained foundation.
Texas Urban Elements — Where drainage comes before everything else
