Anderson Hydromulch

read moreOur family name is on our business for one reason. We work hard and are proud of everything we build and we want our customers to be able to say that their investment was well spent with us and that Anderson Landscapes is the only company they will refer to anyone with Austin Landscaping needs. I hired Anderson Landscapes to install an irrigation system and sod in our backyard. The challenge was that I was going to be out of the country during the time we needed it done. Upon my return, I came home to a beautiful backyard done with excellence!

read moreAustin Outdoor Kitchens have become our specialty in Central Texas. Barbecue grills or green eggs encompassed in native stone grill stations with stainless steel sinks sunken into granite counter tops are the norm these days. Add a flat panel into the wall next to the 8 foot fireplace then enclose the patio with stone walls and Spanish or modern style doors and windows for more ambiance & effects. The possibilities are endless with Anderson Landscape design & experience. Experienced guidance on your investment!

read moreAnderson Landscapes specializes in creating custom water features. Water features can be as simple as a small vase structure to a several thousand gallon Koi pond with 2000 pound boulders inset with a large set of falls. Allow us to help you create a stunning feature that will be the envy of all who see. We not only do residential installation of these features but also commercial features in subdivisions and golf courses. Experienced guidance on your investment! The single largest factors in the cost of your new Austin landscaping design & installation are the size of your property, the access available for materials and also what is the type of materials selected.

read moreWe offer full deck, custom fence an pavillion construction. The most common materials we use are Trex, Ipe, and Cedar. Each has its different appeal. Price ranges vary with Trex and Ipe being the most costly. Many times we combine these materials with our masonry projects to help soften up the design. Common uses are roof structures, decks, railings, pergolas and fences. The single largest factor in the cost of your new landscaping installation is the size of your property. If your house sits on a huge lot, and you're not sure if you can afford to landscape the entire area, talk to your professional landscaper about the possibility of landscaping it in sections.

read moreXeriscape landscaping is landscaping designed specifically for areas that are susceptible to drought, or for properties where water conservation is practiced. Derived from the Greek xeros meaning dry, the term xeriscape means literally dry landscape. Austin landscapers have rarely visited this option with clients until the last few year's of intolerable droughts and mandatory water restrictions. Anderson Landscape however is not new to this avenue of landscaping and recommends it frequently to those who are more conscience of maintenance time and water usage on their properties.

read moreHere at Anderson Landscapes we have a talented crew of masons on staff. All of our masons have a minimum of 4 yrs experience. Two of them have over 20 yrs of skills. Hardscapes can encompass anything from outdoor kitchens, retaining walls, firepits, fireplaces, flagstone patios to custom and regular concrete work. No matter what it may be that you need you can feel assured that we can get it done. Outdoor kitchens have become our specialty here in Austin. Barbecue grills encompassed in stone with stainless steel sinks sunken into granite countertops are the norm these days.

read moreAnderson Landscapes is a custom Austin landscaping design and installation firm for both residential and commercial properties. Professional designs are encouraged for a new construction installation and always expedite the process of completing your project. They allow a homeowner a visual road map representation of their project. This can be important so they can ask questions directly to the foreman and prevent them from feeling concerned that they don't truly understand some things during the construction process.