Access, Removal and Layout
Protect retained areas, establish access, remove conflicting material, identify utilities, and lay out the proposed work.
Spring, TX + Nearby AreasServing Houston Since 2011
One Contractor. One Coordinated Build.
Complete Landscape Construction in Spring, TX
PLS Landscaping coordinates site preparation, grading, drainage, irrigation, hardscaping, concrete, sod, and landscape lighting as one residential construction scope. Instead of treating each feature as an isolated installation, we plan elevations, water movement, underground systems, structural surfaces, and final restoration in the order the property requires.
Build From Existing Conditions
The Order of Work Determines How the Yard Performs
Complete landscape construction begins by reading the property: access, foundation clearance, doors and gates, existing utilities, runoff paths, soil conditions, irrigation, trees, and finished-use requirements.
New surfaces can block drainage
Patios, walks, borders, and raised beds can interrupt existing flow. Their elevations and drainage details must be decided together.
Underground work must come first
Drain lines, sleeves, irrigation pipe, valves, wire, and lighting routes should be installed before final surfaces and sod restrict access.
Grade affects every transition
The working grade controls foundation clearance, patio edges, walkway approaches, lawn slope, drainage inlets, and final sod elevation.
Restoration is part of construction
Finish grading, sprinkler adjustments, sod, planting-bed edges, cleanup, and testing reconnect the new work to the property.
Eight Connected Systems
Complete Outdoor Construction From the Ground Up
Elevation and Slope Correction
Excavate or add suitable material, correct low areas, establish transitions, and prepare the working grade.
View Spring Grading Services →Collection and Discharge
Coordinate surface slope, catch basins, French drains, downspout connections, solid piping, and appropriate discharge.
View Spring Flooding Solutions →Coverage and Controls
Install or modify zones, valves, piping, heads, drip areas, wiring, and controls around the final layout.
View Spring Irrigation Services →Pavers, Gravel and Borders
Build patios, walkways, steps, gravel areas, landscape borders, and retaining features on properly prepared bases.
View Spring Walkways and Hardscape →Patios, Walkways and Pads
Coordinate excavation, subgrade, forms, reinforcement, placement, joints, finish, drainage, and lawn transitions.
View Concrete Services →Finish Grade and Lawn Installation
Hand-grade the prepared surface, maintain appropriate foundation clearance, adjust heads, install sod, and define watering needs.
View Lawn Regrading and Sod →Low-Voltage Illumination
Plan fixture locations, cable routes, transformer capacity, controls, and aiming around circulation and landscape features.
View Landscape Lighting →Construction in the Field
Preparation, Underground Systems and Finished Work
Field Sequence
A Build Order That Protects Completed Work
The precise sequence changes with access, weather, inspections, materials, and scope. The principle remains the same: complete disruptive and underground operations before finished surfaces and planting.
01
Evaluate and lay out
Confirm property conditions, scope, utilities, access, elevations, and material locations.
02
Prepare and rough-grade
Remove conflicting materials, establish construction access, and shape the working elevations.
03
Install underground systems
Complete drainage, irrigation, sleeves, wiring routes, and required testing before closing trenches.
04
Build structural surfaces
Prepare bases and construct concrete, pavers, gravel areas, borders, walls, and walkways.
05
Finish, restore, and test
Complete finish grading, irrigation adjustments, sod, lighting, cleanup, and final system review.
Why PLS Landscaping
One Scope Across the Critical Interfaces
PLS Landscaping has served the Houston area since 2011. Our combined-service approach is especially useful where grading, water control, irrigation, hard surfaces, and lawn restoration must connect without one phase damaging another.
View Spring Landscape Construction →Service Area
Spring and Nearby Communities
Residential construction availability includes Spring, Klein, Champion Forest, Gleannloch Farms, Louetta, Old Town Spring, The Woodlands, Tomball, and nearby areas. Contact us to confirm the property location and scope.
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Customer Feedback
Read homeowner feedback about preparation, communication, site coordination, and completed residential construction.
Read Google Reviews →Questions Before Construction
Complete Landscape Construction FAQs
Do all eight services have to be included?
No. The proposal should include only the systems the property and project require. The advantage is coordinating the selected services under one construction plan.
Does grading happen before drainage?
Rough grading and drainage layout are coordinated. Drainage is then installed at the required elevations before finish grading and sod.
Can existing irrigation be kept?
Usable components may remain, but zones, heads, valves, wiring, and coverage must be evaluated against the new grades, patios, beds, and lawn limits.
How is drainage handled near concrete?
The solution may combine surface slope, channel drains, catch basins, downspout connections, or solid piping depending on runoff and available discharge.
When is sod installed?
Sod is normally one of the final phases, after disruptive work, finish grading, drainage checks, and required sprinkler adjustments are complete.
What happens during the onsite visit?
We review access, elevations, water movement, existing systems, intended use, material preferences, and which construction phases should be included in the estimate.
Start With the Existing Property
Schedule a Complete Landscape Construction Consultation
Tell us what you want to build and what conditions the property currently has. The next step is an onsite review of access, grade, drainage, existing irrigation, intended surfaces, and the work needed to complete the project in the correct order.
