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Crafting your dream landscape starts with a chat with our landscape architects where we dive into what you’re envisioning. You can schedule our first conversation using any of the “get a quote” buttons here on our website. After scheduling, you’ll be asked to give us a bit more information about your preferences, so we can go into the first meeting with a few ideas. We’ll then assess the site and give you a rough cost estimate.
Next up, we sketch out a design, turning your ideas into a visual plan. This marries functionality (the constraints of the site, draining, irrigation, etc.) with aesthetic appeal (choosing plants, water features, fire pits, and more).
Once you approve the designs and we have our pre-construction walkthrough, it’s time to build. This process can include steps such as:
And more!
It’s hands-on, with tweaks made along the way to get it just right. During this phase, you’ll have plenty of check-ins and conversations with your points-of-contact, so you’re always updated on the status of your project.
After project completion, we conduct a follow-up visit 90 days later to ensure your landscape is thriving and that you are completely satisfied with your new outdoor space.
We keep it simple and stick to what we’re good at. We specialize in landscape design (what should your landscape be?) and landscape construction (bringing that vision to life).
All of our projects are different and incorporate unique elements. Here are some common ones that we tend to use in a lot of our projects:
That list is by no means exhaustive – we can do pretty much anything that a modern high-end landscape requires.
We service most of the greater Austin area, including:
And the surrounding areas.
Typical questions we get from our landscaping customers here in Austin, Texas.
Landscape design is the process of determining what a landscape should be. These decisions include factors for aesthetics as well as functionality. Examples of things a landscape designer might consider:
What kinds of plants should we select? What are the drainage paths? Should we include fire features? Where will the home owner and their guests relax or dine?
Landscape construction is the process of bringing your landscape design to life, starting with initial site preparation, including demolition and clearing. It involves careful leveling and grading for optimal water management, as well as removing excess dirt and debris. Key stages include installing efficient drainage and irrigation systems, followed by the careful placement of turf, landscape beds, and trees as per the design plan. This phase ensures that every element of the landscape is built for sustainability, functionality, and lasting beauty.
While Structure Landscapes doesn’t provide routine “mow-n-blow” services, we excel in reviving landscapes in need of some TLC. Our revitalization efforts can range from adding new beds and installing landscape lighting to planting fresh, colorful flora, all aimed at refreshing and enhancing the beauty of your outdoor space.
We service most of the greater Austin area, including:
Austin, TX
Bee Caves, TX
Lakeway, TX
Jonestown, TX
Lago Vista, TX
Horseshoe Bay, TX
Georgetown, TX
Spicewood, TX
Dripping Springs, TX
Driftwood, TX
And the surrounding areas.
All of our pricing is custom, based on the size of the property and the complexity of the landscape we’re designing. Our minimum project size is $30,000, with most projects falling in the $50K -$80K range.
That’s perfectly fine – in fact, it gives us a chance to be creative! Our designers will ask you some basic questions to get a sense of your likes and dislikes, and we’ll use that to pitch a design concept to you. Our clients find this process to be a lot of fun – and we think you will too!
The duration of your landscape project depends on its scope and complexity. Design projects typically range from 2 to 5 weeks, varying with the size and intricacies involved. For construction projects, the timeline can span from 2 weeks to 2 months, depending on the project’s scale, with a fully loaded crew and the appropriate equipment ensuring efficiency and quality.
