Raw lot to finished yard. One crew.

We're Brazos Land & Tree — the 'Land' half has always meant lot clearing, grading, hauling, and earth-moving. Landscaping is the natural finish to that work. The advantage: we cover the whole value chain most landscapers outsource — clearing, grading, and drainage — plus the tree expertise none of them have. One crew takes a raw or overgrown lot all the way to a finished, planted, draining yard.

It depends on scope, but to give real numbers: sod installs run about $0.85–$1.40 per square foot installed; mulch and bed refreshes from ~$45 per yard; French drains and regrading typically $1,200–$5,000; paver patios from ~$18 per square foot; full front-yard design-and-install most often $2,500–$8,000. We give a flat written price after an on-site visit — no vague 'it depends.'

Landscape design & installation, drainage & grading, sod and new-lawn installation, tree planting and large-specimen installation, hardscaping (patios, walkways, retaining walls), flower beds, mulch and seasonal color, and recurring landscape & lawn maintenance. We also clear and grade lots, so we can take new-construction or overgrown property from bare dirt to finished.

Yes — it's one of our strongest service lines. Grading and earth-moving is the foundation of our land-clearing work, so French drains, regrading, and foundation-protecting slope corrections are core to us, not an add-on. In flood-prone Fort Bend, getting water away from the house is the most valuable landscaping work there is.

Yes. We carry the insurance certificates Fort Bend HOAs require and work in Sugar Land, Sienna, Riverstone, Cinco Ranch, Fulshear and the surrounding growth communities. New-construction lots are ideal for us because we can clear, grade, drain, sod, and plant in one coordinated project.