Services · San Antonio + Hill Country

Ecological landscape services.

Living systems, built & measured.

Organic mosquito control, drainage, rainwater harvesting, native landscape design, soil amendment, organic fire ant control, lawn-to-meadow conversion. San Antonio, Boerne, Bulverde, Helotes, Spring Branch, Canyon Lake.

No synthetics Hill Country tuned Read-first methodology

Noon is an ecological landscape practice. We read the property before we build, we use organic biology before synthetics, and we treat the soil as the long-term asset it is — not the substrate under the lawn.

The services below cover the work we do most often in the Hill Country — including the things most landscapers can't build: fountains, gravity-fed acequias, off-grid power, bonded street drainage. We now measure the ground first, too — drone terrain mapping and ecological survey, so the design starts from what's actually there. Each one stands alone — you can hire us for one thing, or for the whole arc from Site Read through stewardship. Final scope and price are set at the Site Read.

New · Reading
Site Mapping & Ecological Survey.
Drone and LiDAR terrain mapping, tree inventory, soil and hydrology — the measured picture of a property before a line gets drawn. Design-grade mapping, not a boundary survey.
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Service 11 · Water
Fountains & Water Features.
Built, recirculating fountains — basins, spillways, runnels, stone and vessel. Designed for hard water and hard sun. Solar-pump capable.
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Service 12 · Heritage
Acequias & Aqueducts.
Gravity-fed channels, flumes, and culverts that move and share water with no pump and no power. San Antonio's original water system, built new.
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Service 13 · Power
Off-Grid Outdoor Power.
Solar and low-voltage for fountains, pumps, lighting, and gates. No trench to the panel, no added meter. Sized to the load.
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Who we serve

Where we work.

Noon serves the Texas Hill Country — the karst limestone belt north and west of San Antonio. Caliche soil, hard-summer heat, flash-rain drainage, native palette that doesn't quit.

San Antonio Alamo Heights Olmos Park Boerne Bulverde Helotes Spring Branch Canyon Lake Fair Oaks Ranch Stone Oak Hollywood Park Castle Hills Comfort

Pick your town for the local read — see the full service area. Outside the Hill Country? Contact us — we travel for the right project.

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60-90 minutes on the property. Written summary inside 48 hours. Free. The read is the entry point to any service above.

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Service 04
Drainage & Bioswales.
Standing water, foundation grade, caliche infiltration — read the storm before you trench.
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Service 05
Organic Mosquito Control.
Treat the imbalance, not the symptom. BTI, predator habitat, water audit, no fogging.
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Commercial · Municipal
Stormwater & Green Infrastructure.
Bonded for the public right-of-way — curbside bioswales for HOAs, commercial, and municipal sites. Designed to qualify for rebates & grants.
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Service 07
Rainwater Harvesting.
Catch 46,000 gallons a year off a 2,500 ft² roof. Cistern sizing, first-flush, bioswale overflow.
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Service 08
Native Landscape Design.
Texas Hill Country natives matched to your soil, sun, and water. Built right. Maintained low.
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Service 09
Soil Amendment & Compost.
Turn caliche into actual soil. Compost, biochar, KNF inputs, top-dress program, organic fertilization.
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Service 10
Organic Fire Ant Control.
Orange oil + beneficial nematodes + soil biology rebuild. Kills the mound. Keeps native ants.
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Service 11
Lawn Removal & Native Meadow.
Replace St. Augustine with low-mow native meadow. Less water, less pesticide, more habitat, same usable space.
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Service 12
Tree Care & Oak Wilt Prevention.
Deep root watering, organic pruning, oak wilt prevention, native tree planting. Trees as 50-year infrastructure.
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Service 13
Xeriscape Design.
Drought-tolerant Hill Country design. Agave, yucca, sage, salvia, DG, boulders. 80%+ less water than lawn.
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Service 14
Edible Landscape Design.
Fig, pomegranate, peach, persimmon, blackberry, mulberry, perennial herbs. Beautiful + productive. Designed not stashed.
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