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Decorative rock and gravel installs — river rock beds, decomposed granite paths, dry creek beds, and xeriscape ground cover. Proper weed barrier and edge restraint underneath so the material stays put through Texas downpours and keeps a clean line for years.
Pricing varies by site. Final scope, materials, and access influence the all-in number — we'll quote your specific project after a quick conversation.
Decorative rock and gravel installs for beds, paths, dry creek beds, xeriscape ground cover, drip-line strips, and equipment pads. We work in river rock, Texas cream rock, Oklahoma chop, decomposed granite, pea gravel, Mexican beach pebble, and crushed limestone — sourced by the yard from regional quarries, not by the bag from a big-box pallet.\n\nA rock install is only as good as what's under it. Weed barrier is heavy-duty 5-ounce woven polypropylene — not the 3-mil black plastic or the flimsy fabric sold in retail rolls — and it's overlapped 6 inches at every seam. Edges get steel bender-board, masonry, or hand-cut spade trenches so the material holds a clean line against beds and turf. Depth is set at 2 to 3 inches for ground cover and 4-plus inches for paths, with the right rock size for the application — pea gravel for walking surfaces, 1 to 2-inch river rock for beds, and 3 to 5-inch chop for dry creeks.\n\nDecomposed granite paths are installed with stabilizer mixed in and compacted in lifts so they don't wash out during the next downpour. Quoted by the square foot with material, base prep, and edging included.
Rock is sourced by the yard from Hill Country and South Texas quarries — Texas cream limestone, river rock, Oklahoma chop, and decomposed granite — so color blends look like they belong here, not like a bagged import. Weed barrier is 5-ounce woven polypropylene rated for 15-plus years under cover. Bagged 3-mil plastic is never used — it traps water, kills beneficial soil biology, and tears within a season. Edge restraint is steel or bender-board, anchored every 18 inches. For DG paths, we mix in an organic binder like polymer stabilizer that locks fines in place during downpours and prevents the migration that turns most DG paths into ruts within a year.
We walk the area, mark bed lines and path edges with paint, and bring rock samples on-site so color and size are confirmed against the house and surrounding plants before any material is ordered.
Existing mulch, weeds, or failed material is excavated. Grade is checked and adjusted for drainage — rock beds need a slight pitch away from the house and pathways need a crowned or pitched profile to shed water.
Heavy-duty woven weed barrier is rolled out with 6-inch seam overlap and stapled at 18-inch intervals. Steel or bender-board edge restraint is installed where the rock meets turf, beds, or pavement.
Material is delivered by the yard, wheelbarrowed or skid-steered into place, and hand-leveled to spec depth. DG paths are compacted in 1.5-inch lifts with stabilizer for a hardpan surface that resists washout.
Design, build, irrigation, and maintenance all run under one roof — no subbing out, no juggling vendors. You get one project manager from sketch through final walk-through.
Built for South-Central Texas — heavy clay, caliche, long dry summers, and flash rain. Our designs and installs are tuned to what survives and looks good locally.
No surprise line items. We size the work after a quick conversation or site visit and issue a written quote with materials and labor broken out so you can compare apples to apples.
Edges are dressed, adjacent hardscape is blown clean and rinsed, and we walk the project with you to confirm coverage, depth, and edge lines before close-out.
