Lewisville Landscaping.
Landscaping, design & care in Lewisville.
Landscaping across both sides of Lewisville: the master-planned lots of Castle Hills and Vista Ridge, and the mature, settled yards of Old Town and the lakeside blocks. Sod, beds, patios, drainage, and the care that keeps it all up.
- 4.8 stars38 Google reviews
- 5.0 stars26 Facebook reviews
- 230+ Faveson Nextdoor
- 4.2 stars9 Yelp reviews
- Carrollton-basedfamily-owned since 2010
- 15+ yearsDFW landscape expertise
Loera's Landscaping holds a 4.8-star rating across 38 Google reviews from North Texas homeowners and has been family-owned in Carrollton, TX since 2010.
Design to upkeep.
Sod & Drainage
Grade the slope first, then the right grass for the light each section gets.
Beds & Planting
Rebuilt beds and native, adapted plants that hold up on two watering days.
Patios & Walkways
Paver and flagstone hardscape on a proper base for clay and lakeside terrain.
Two kinds of Lewisville yards, two kinds of landscaping
Lewisville is really two cities. Castle Hills, Stonebriar Lewisville, and Vista Ridge run larger lots with documented HOA standards, and the landscaping there is about meeting a spec: sod condition, bed color, edging, and plans submitted before work starts. Old Town Lewisville and the blocks near Lakeway and Lakepointe carry mature trees and yards that have been settled for decades, so the work there is restoration: beds that have lost their shape, grading that has drifted, and lawns thinning under a canopy. We do both, and we quote each one for what it actually is.
Lake-adjacent slopes, Blackland clay, and why grading comes first
Lewisville sits on the Blackland Prairie, so most yards are Houston Black clay: heavy, expansive, and slow to drain. Lots near Lewisville Lake add sloped terrain, a higher water table in spots, and real runoff to manage. Drop sod or a bed on a low lakeside corner without fixing the grade and it either washes out or stays soggy enough to rot. We walk the lot first, find the low spots and slopes, grade for drainage, and amend the soil before Bermuda, Palisades Zoysia, or St. Augustine goes in. On a slope, that grading is the difference between a yard that holds and one that slides.
Plant and grass choices for two watering days a week
Lewisville runs a twice-a-week watering schedule most years, on days assigned by your address. Bermuda handles the full-sun lots in Castle Hills and the open lakeside builds, Palisades Zoysia suits the partial-shade yards in Vista Ridge and Garden Ridge, and St. Augustine is still the answer under the mature live oaks and pecans in Old Town. In the beds we lean on native and adapted plants that hold color on the schedule. New sod gets a temporary 30-day variance, and we register the install with the city when it is needed.
In December the same rooflines and mature trees we landscape around become the display. We install Christmas lights across Lewisville, measured on site, with January takedown included. See our Christmas light installation page for pricing, or the Lewisville Christmas lights page.
Across Lewisville.
Real questions, real answers.
Do you cover all of Lewisville?
Can you handle the Castle Hills HOA requirements?
My yard slopes toward the lake and stays wet. Can you fix that?
Omar Loera
Owner, Loera's Landscaping · 15+ years across the DFW metroplex
Born and raised in North Texas. Started Loera's Landscaping in 2010. Today the team handles sod, synthetic turf, hardscape, native design, outdoor lighting, and Christmas light installation across Carrollton, Plano, Frisco, Dallas, and the surrounding metroplex.
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