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Backyard lawn with a rock border and steel edging beside a covered patio

Ascend Landscape & Irrigation · San Angelo, TX

Landscape design & installation in San Angelo

Design, planting, sod, mulch, rock, and xeriscape.

What we do.

Whether it’s a new build, a tired front yard, or a full backyard redo, we design and install landscapes that fit your property and hold up to the West Texas climate. That covers trees, shrubs, flowers, and sod, plus rock, gravel, and mulch that cut down on watering.

Every install starts with proper bed preparation, edging, and soil conditioning, so what we plant has the best chance to thrive.

For homes

  • New landscape design and installation
  • Trees, shrubs, flowers, and sod
  • Bed preparation, edging, and soil conditioning
  • Mulch: hardwood, cedar, dyed, or natural
  • Rock, gravel, and decorative stone
  • Drought-tolerant xeriscape features
  • Annuals and perennials for seasonal color

For businesses

  • Decorative rock and mulch installation
  • Bed edging and seasonal plantings
  • Weed suppression and moisture control with mulch
Commercial services

Before & after

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Before: bare dirt bed under crape myrtles beside a driveway
After: the same crape myrtle bed finished in dark gravel
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Bare dirt to dark gravel

Bare dirt under a row of crape myrtles beside the driveway, finished in dark gravel with a clean border.

Before: thin, patchy lawn beside a brick home
After: rock bed with concrete curbing beside the same home
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Patchy lawn to curbed rock bed

A thin, patchy lawn beside a brick home replaced with a rock bed and concrete curbing.

Common questions.

Straight answers from the Ascend crew. Don’t see yours? Ask us.

Ask us anything

How does mulch improve plant health in dry climates?

Mulch retains soil moisture, regulates temperature, and reduces evaporation, all critical in West Texas’ arid climate. A 2–3 inch layer also suppresses weeds and adds organic matter as it breaks down.

What kinds of mulch do you install?

Hardwood, cedar, dyed, or natural mulch, plus decorative stone and gravel ground cover. We’ll help you pick what fits the look you want and how much upkeep you’re after.

Let’s grow together.

Tell us about your property and what you have in mind, and we’ll put together a free estimate. We’ll get back to you as soon as possible, or call to talk to someone right away.

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