Service Area

Where Noon works.

Ecological design-build, drainage, fountains, acequias, and native installs across San Antonio and the Texas Hill Country. Same hands, same standard, from Alamo Heights to Canyon Lake. The first Site Read is free.

San Antonio + Hill Country Bonded Free Site Read

Noon works the karst limestone belt north and west of San Antonio — the country of caliche soil, flash-rain drainage, hard summer sun, and a native palette that doesn't quit.

Every town in it reads a little differently. The clay flats of the South Side don't move water like the rocky grade above Canyon Lake. Boerne estate land asks a different question than an Alamo Heights infill lot. So we read each property where it sits — then build to the ground it's on, not to a template.

Pick your town below for the local read. If you're near the edge of the map, reach out — we travel for the right project.

Bexar County
San Antonio.
Edwards recharge zone, urban drainage, clay flats to limestone north side. Bonded for street & right-of-way work.
Local read
Bexar County
Alamo Heights.
Established in-town lots, heritage oaks, clay soil, tight access. Design that respects the canopy.
Local read
Kendall County
Boerne.
Cibolo Creek country, estate acreage, limestone shelf, heavy deer pressure. Fountains, acequias, native build.
Local read
Comal County
Bulverde.
Ranch-to-home acreage, thin caliche over rock, big deer pressure, well water. Drainage and native at scale.
Local read
Bexar County
Helotes.
Hill Country gateway by Government Canyon, steep limestone lots, oak cover. Grade-aware drainage and stone.
Local read
Comal County
Spring Branch.
Rural Guadalupe country, rocky grade, well-and-rain water, off-grid corners. Acequias and off-grid power.
Local read
Comal County
Canyon Lake.
Steep lakeside grade, thin rocky soil, runoff and erosion. Bioswales, stonework, water features.
Local read
Hill Country
Fair Oaks Ranch.
Estate properties, HOA standards, limestone and oak, deer pressure. Design-build to a high finish.
Local read
Comal County
New Braunfels.
Guadalupe and Comal river country, mixed soils, growing lots, real rain events. Drainage, rainwater, native design.
Local read
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And the towns between.

Olmos Park, Stone Oak, Hollywood Park, Castle Hills, Garden Ridge, Cibolo, Comfort, Blanco, Cordillera Ranch. If you're in the Hill Country and you can see limestone in the cut of the road, you're in our country.

Olmos Park Stone Oak Hollywood Park Castle Hills Garden Ridge Cibolo Comfort Blanco Cordillera Ranch
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Wherever you are on the map, it starts the same way — 60-90 minutes on the property, a written summary in 48 hours. The first one is free.

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