Build the Property.
Coordinate Every System.
Residential landscape construction for front yards, backyards, new-construction homes, pool-area restoration, and complete outdoor projects in The Woodlands and nearby communities. One contractor coordinates grading, drainage, irrigation, hardscape, lawns, borders, planting, lighting, and final restoration.
Outdoor systems should be planned in the order they are built.
From unfinished soil to a coordinated outdoor property.
The work may begin with a bare new-construction lot, an aging front yard, a backyard that does not function, or a property disturbed by a pool, addition, driveway, or utility project.
Entries, Lawns, Beds, and Access
Coordinate grading, drainage, walkways, driveway transitions, borders, irrigation, sod, planting, and lighting around the front elevation.
Usable Outdoor Construction
Build patios, walkways, lawns, turf areas, borders, drainage, irrigation, lighting, planting, fencing, and complete gathering spaces.
New-Construction Properties
Correct builder-grade site conditions and install the lawn, irrigation, drainage, planting, borders, hardscape, lighting, or fence as one planned scope.
After Pools and Construction
Repair access routes, disturbed grades, damaged irrigation, drainage conflicts, compacted soil, unfinished beds, lawn areas, and hardscape transitions.
Every system affects the next phase.
Drainage affects finished grade. Grade affects patios, lawns, and foundation clearance. Hardscape affects runoff. Irrigation and lighting require underground routes. The construction order should prevent finished work from being removed to install something that was overlooked.
Outline the Outdoor Project →Drainage and Elevations
Define water movement, discharge, low points, foundation clearance, and finished surface elevations.
Underground Infrastructure
Install drainage pipe, irrigation, sleeves, electrical conduit, low-voltage wiring, and required utility crossings.
Structural Surfaces
Complete concrete, pavers, patios, walkways, gravel assemblies, walls, steps, edging, and borders.
Final Landscape Installation
Install soil, planting, sod, turf, mulch, lighting fixtures, fence components, cleanup, and final restoration.
Combine the services the property actually requires.
Projects can use one service or combine several scopes. The work is selected according to the site condition, intended use, construction sequence, access, budget, and finished design.
Demolition, Grading, and Soil
Remove failed materials, correct elevations, install suitable soil, compact where required, shape slopes, and prepare the site for final construction.
Drainage and Irrigation
Install collection points, solid PVC, French drains, downspout routes, channel drains, sprinkler zones, drip irrigation, valves, heads, and smart controls.
Concrete and Hardscape
Build patios, walkways, driveway extensions, pads, paver areas, flagstone, gravel spaces, steps, fire features, and structural transitions.
Sod and Artificial Turf
Prepare soil and install St. Augustine, Zoysia, or Bermuda sod, or construct excavated and compacted aggregate bases for synthetic turf.
Borders, Walls, and Fencing
Define planting beds, retain grade transitions, control loose material, create privacy, establish access, and complete perimeter construction.
Planting and Outdoor Lighting
Install trees, shrubs, planting soil, mulch, low-voltage fixtures, cable, transformer equipment, and focused illumination for entries and outdoor areas.
Build around how each side of the home functions.
Arrival, access, drainage, and architectural connection.
Front-yard construction must coordinate the street, driveway, walkway, entry, foundation, utility locations, drainage path, lawn, beds, trees, lighting, and the home’s architectural lines.
- ✓ Entry walks, driveway transitions, and steps
- ✓ Foundation-side grading and drainage
- ✓ Structured beds, borders, trees, and planting
- ✓ Irrigation, sod, and architectural lighting
Use, privacy, circulation, water control, and restoration.
Backyard construction should account for access from the house, outdoor gathering, pets, children, pools, fences, gates, utilities, shade, drainage, irrigation, lawn areas, and future construction.
- ✓ Patios, walkways, pavers, and gravel areas
- ✓ Drainage, grading, and pool-area coordination
- ✓ Sod, artificial turf, planting, and borders
- ✓ Lighting, fencing, gates, and privacy construction
One property evaluation. One coordinated construction sequence.
Evaluate the Site
Review access, elevations, drainage, utilities, existing construction, sunlight, irrigation, and intended property use.
Develop the Scope
Determine materials, quantities, preparation, infrastructure, sequencing, equipment, labor, access, and restoration.
Complete Site Work
Perform demolition, excavation, haul-away, grading, drainage, soil placement, and underground infrastructure.
Install the Project
Construct hard surfaces, borders, walls, irrigation, lawns, planting, lighting, fencing, and specified improvements.
Final Walkthrough
Review completed work, operating components, cleanup, care requirements, and remaining project information.
Review the services behind a complete project.
These live service pages explain the preparation, materials, construction methods, and site conditions for major project components.
See front-yard, backyard, lawn, drainage, hardscape, and complete-property work.
Recommended by Houston-area homeowners.
“My backyard looks beautiful. Noe and his team were very professional from start to finish. They took the necessary time to get the job done right. I would highly recommend them.”
“Noe did an amazing job creating a beautiful design for our backyard. The team was professional and cleaned up after finishing the job. Thank you, Noe and team.”
“PLS has consistently done great work for us on drainage work, moving sprinklers, plant beds, and artificial turf. There is real care behind the work they do, and it shows.”
Residential landscape construction across North Houston.
Serving The Woodlands, Spring, Shenandoah, Oak Ridge North, Magnolia, Tomball, Conroe, Klein, and nearby communities. Contact us with the property ZIP code and project description to confirm availability.
Can PLS complete both the front yard and backyard?
Do you work on new-construction homes?
Can you restore the yard after pool construction?
Should drainage be completed before landscaping?
Can the project be divided into construction phases?
How is landscape-construction pricing determined?
Let us review the entire property before defining the work.
An on-site evaluation allows us to inspect access, elevations, water movement, utilities, existing construction, lawn and planting conditions, project priorities, and how the proposed improvements should be sequenced.
