Drainage solutions
Catch basins, solid conveyance pipe, downspout connections, French drains or surface corrections selected around the source of water and available outlet.
When standing water, uneven ground, worn grass and disconnected patio areas make the backyard difficult to enjoy, replacing one surface rarely fixes the whole problem. PLS Landscaping coordinates drainage, grading, irrigation, sod or artificial turf, hardscape and planting in one construction plan, so the finished yard feels comfortable for everyday family time and functions as one connected space.
★★★★★READ GOOGLE REVIEWSOne yard, six connected systems
The order matters: excavation and underground systems come before finished elevations, surfaces and lawn restoration.
What is keeping you out of the backyard?
Katy homeowners often contact us after a lawn has repeatedly failed, water remains near the patio, or separate additions no longer meet at practical elevations. We inspect the full area before recommending materials, because the visible problem may begin with runoff, soil preparation, irrigation coverage or an unstable base.
Water collects beside the home, patio, fence or gate after rainfall and roof runoff.
Low spots, compacted soil, bare areas and poor root contact make the lawn frustrating to use.
The patio, back door, pool, side gate and lawn do not have comfortable walking connections.
Mud, heat and limited seating leave children, pets and family gatherings crowded onto one small area.
Complete yard reconstruction
Your renovation may include every service below or only the systems required by the property. The onsite evaluation establishes the appropriate scope and sequence.
Catch basins, solid conveyance pipe, downspout connections, French drains or surface corrections selected around the source of water and available outlet.
Removal, soil placement and finish grading create the planned flow, lawn elevation and transitions around patios, walks and foundations.
Zones, heads, drip lines and controls are adjusted to match the new lawn, planting beds and hardscape layout before final surfaces close the work area.
Prepared bases support patios, stepping-paver routes, gravel zones and outdoor living areas that connect the house with the usable yard.
Natural sod provides a living lawn; artificial turf can serve defined low-maintenance or high-use areas. Each requires different preparation and drainage.
Trees, shrubs and planting beds bring shade, privacy, seasonal interest and structure while respecting mature size, sun exposure and irrigation needs.
Construction and completed results
These PLS Landscaping project photographs show four distinct parts of complete landscape construction: machine grading, lawn restoration, a turf-and-paver layout and a planted landscape with defined circulation.




A coordinated construction sequence
A clear sequence protects completed work and reduces the risk of reopening a new lawn or patio to correct an underground conflict.
Review use, access, runoff, elevations, irrigation and existing improvements.
Set limits, materials, drainage paths, elevations and construction order.
Complete removal, excavation, drainage and irrigation while the area is accessible.
Prepare bases, install hardscape and establish final soil elevations.
Install sod or turf, planting and final restoration, then review applicable systems.
Designed around real life
A successful renovation is not only a collection of new materials. It gives children room to play, pets a defined surface, adults a comfortable place to gather and the whole family a cleaner route between the house and yard. The layout should support your routine without ignoring runoff, access or maintenance expectations.
Plan for the property
The better choice depends on sunlight, irrigation, drainage, pet use, play activity, desired maintenance and how the area connects to planting. We evaluate those conditions instead of treating either surface as an automatic answer.
Katy and nearby communities
PLS Landscaping serves residential properties in Katy and nearby communities, including Cinco Ranch, Cane Island, Firethorne, Elyson, Cross Creek Ranch, Fulshear, Brookshire and west Houston. Service availability depends on project scope, access and location. An onsite visit lets us understand the existing yard and recommend a construction plan specific to the property.
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Backyard renovation questions
No. The scope is based on the condition of the property and your priorities. When several systems are required, coordinating them can prevent new work from being disturbed later.
Yes, when correction is needed. Water routes, underground lines and planned elevations should be addressed before installing the finished lawn surface.
Existing zones and components can be evaluated. Necessary head relocation, coverage changes, drip irrigation or system repairs can be included in the construction scope.
Yes. The base, edge conditions, drainage and elevations are planned so the patio, lawn surface and beds meet cleanly and function together.
Pricing depends on measured quantities, access, demolition, excavation, disposal, soil conditions, selected materials, equipment, installation methods and restoration.
We review the property, discuss how you want to use the yard and evaluate access, elevations, drainage, existing irrigation, hardscape transitions and the areas included in the proposed work.
Request an onsite estimate
Schedule a property visit in Katy or a nearby community. We will discuss your goals, inspect the existing conditions and determine which construction systems belong in the project scope.
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