Since 2008  ·  Cedar Park / Leander
Six trades. One standard. One point of contact.

Masonry, concrete, irrigation, carpentry, planting, and maintenance under one company. A dedicated project manager keeps every job on standard.

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Our Story

The Austin Landscape Company Your Neighbors Already Know. Since 2008.

Six trades. Dedicated project managers. Nearly two decades of Central Texas projects from first sketch to weekly mow.

Paul's Lawn & Landscape residential project, Austin Texas
Founded 2008

Paul Fuller Started This Company in 2008. He's Still the Name on the Truck.

Paul started Paul's Lawn & Landscape in 2008 with a small crew and a simple rule: the company that builds the yard should be the company that cares for it. Nearly two decades later, the rule still holds. Dedicated project managers run every job, and the phone gets answered by someone who knows the work.

The company has grown, but the standards haven't moved. We turn down projects that don't fit. We hold every crew — our own divisions and our trusted trade partners — to the same standard. We refuse to put another company's photos on our website. The handshake has to mean something a decade later — that's the only kind of business worth running.

Why Paul's Lawn

Three reasons clients keep calling. Year after year.

01
The Tenure

Nearly two decades of Central Texas projects, from Westlake patios to Lakeway full-yard transforms to Cedar Park outdoor kitchens. We've built through three Austin housing booms, a decade of drought regulations, and every kind of clay-soil surprise the Hill Country can throw at a crew.

02
The Crew

Six trades — masonry, concrete, irrigation, carpentry, planting, and maintenance — coordinated by our project managers. One point of contact, no finger-pointing when something needs fixing in year three.

03
The Referral Network

Austin homeowners, interior designers, and home builders have been sending us their clients since 2008. We've earned the referrals one project at a time — and most of the homeowners we've worked with are still calling us a decade later.

Paul's Philosophy

A Yard Should Be Earned the Way a House Is Earned.

Slowly. Honestly. By one accountable team from first sketch to final walkthrough.

Central Texas is a demanding place to build outdoors. The soil is unforgiving. The heat is merciless. The water rules keep changing. That's exactly why the work should be done once, and done right, by a company that will still be around when it's time to move the irrigation or replace the limestone cap. Anything less is rented beauty.

Paul Fuller, Founder

The Proof

Every credential, earned one project at a time.

01
Founded 2008

Nearly two decades building and caring for Austin and Hill Country outdoor spaces.

02
Six Trades. One Standard.

Masonry, concrete, irrigation, carpentry, planting, maintenance. All under one company. All to one standard.

03
$40K–$200K+ Installations

Outdoor kitchens, pergolas, shade structures, full-yard transforms at the scale your project demands.

04
Active Maintenance Division

Clients retained ten years and longer. Verified across Angi, Yelp, and Houzz.

05
Word-of-Mouth Referral Network

Built one referral at a time since 2008. Most new clients come from a neighbor already on our plan.

06
4.6★ on Angi

Multi-platform review consistency on the same five words: honest, punctual, thorough, fair.

07
Project-Managed Delivery

A dedicated project manager leads every project — one accountable point of contact from kickoff to walkthrough.

08
Civic & Playground Install

Vetted, insured, parks-grade install for Austin-area cities, school districts, and HOAs.

09
Hill Country-Native Design

Plant palettes that thrive in Central Texas soil and water rules. No Phoenix yards in an Austin zip code.

10
BBB Profile + Full Insurance

Commercial and residential insurance. Listed in The Blue Book for civic and commercial work.

Nearly Two Decades In. Still Easy to Reach.

If your neighbor hasn't already given you our name, they probably will. Either way, we'd rather earn your trust on a single estimate call than spend a sales pitch trying to win it.