Cornerstone Quality Landscaping: Professional Landscaping Services Serving Austin, TX 78748
Austin, TX 78748
Business Overview
Cornerstone Quality Landscaping is a trusted, locally-owned landscaping company serving Austin and the surrounding communities. We specialize in diagnosing and solving common Central Texas yard problems, like unsightly tree root damage and persistent standing water. Our expert team uses proven techniques to repair root-damaged lawns, improve soil drainage, and create functional, beautiful outdoor spaces that can handle our unique climate. From initial assessment to lasting solutions, we focus on quality craftsmanship and clear communication, helping Austin homeowners protect their property's value and enjoy their yards year-round.
Business Offerings
- Lawn care
- Tree care services
Q&A
What's the best way to fix tree root damage to my lawn here in Austin?
For Austin's clay-heavy soils, simply removing surface roots can harm the tree. We recommend a professional-grade solution: carefully grading the area to smooth over minor roots and then installing a durable, shade-tolerant sod or erosion control blanket. For severe damage, we may create a decorative dry creek bed or mulch bed that works with the tree's root system, solving the problem while adding landscape interest.
Why does my yard have standing water, and how can landscaping fix it?
Standing water in Austin yards is often due to compacted soil and poor grading, which prevents proper drainage. Our solution typically involves regrading the area to create a gentle slope away from your home and installing a French drain or dry well system. We use permeable materials and strategic planting to redirect water efficiently, protecting your foundation and eliminating soggy, mosquito-breeding areas.
Can you help prevent future root and drainage issues in my landscape?
Absolutely. Our preventative approach starts with a site analysis to identify risks. We may recommend installing root barriers for new trees, using deep-rooted native plants that improve soil structure, and creating positive drainage patterns during any new installation. Think of it as future-proofing your yard against Austin's common challenges, saving you time and money on repairs down the line.

















