
Every San Antonio Neighborhood Has Its Own Dirt. We've Dug Into All of It.
VHS Outdoor Living serves homeowners across San Antonio and the surrounding Hill Country. Different neighborhoods bring different soil, slope, and sun, here's how that shows up in our work in yours.
Where We Work
Communities We Serve
Alamo Heights
Shaded streets and classic homes call for native plantings, tidy borders, and subtle lighting. We design for canopy roots and drainage around older foundations.
Stone Oak
Sun, slopes, and water limits make native xeriscapes and smart controllers a strong fit. Drainage fixes often include French drains and downspout tie-ins.
Helotes
Hill Country edges, heat, and rock. Drought-tolerant plants, proper grading, and retaining solutions create clean, durable spaces.
Boerne
Native grasses, oaks, and stone come together with low-water designs and sturdy materials. We plan for wildlife pressure and long, sunny exposures.
Terrell Hills
Refined front yards and private back patios with irrigation tuned for tree cover. Our team prepares HOA-ready documents when the plan requires it.
Shavano Park
Large lots suit layered beds, crushed stone paths, and low-glare lighting. We plan irrigation zones for turf, beds, and trees separately.
Leon Springs
Sun-exposed lots benefit from xeriscaping, limestone borders, and pervious pavers. Smart timers and rain sensors reduce waste.
Bulverde
Rocky soils and slopes call for proper base prep, drip lines in beds, and channel drains where walks collect water.
Olmos Park
Whether it's a turn-of-the-century bungalow or a sprawling property, we honor the home's age and architecture. Gentle regrading and drains protect older foundations and keep courtyards dry.
The Dominion
Patios, outdoor kitchens, and steel details that match architecture and HOA standards. We manage gas, power, and permits with clear specs.
Fair Oaks Ranch
Backyard living with pergolas, kitchens, and lighting tied to views and breeze. We tune irrigation for mixed turf and bed zones.
Hollywood Park
Mature neighborhoods with irrigation updates, bed refreshes, and lighting to highlight trees and entries.
New Braunfels
Hill Country meets river town, with limestone outcroppings and a mix of established properties and new construction. We plan for rocky excavation and design outdoor spaces built for river-town entertaining.
Cibolo
Newer subdivisions on clay soil mean drainage and grading come first, before anything else gets planned. We turn blank-slate backyards into full outdoor living spaces built to last.
Schertz
Growing neighborhoods with HOA standards and clay-heavy soil that needs proper grading before construction starts. We work within HOA guidelines to build yards families use every day.
Converse
Established family neighborhoods near Randolph, where practical, low-maintenance yards matter as much as looks. We plan irrigation and turf that holds up to daily use.
Timberwood Park
Right up the road from our shop on Bulverde Road, oak-covered lots mixed with rockier ground near the creek beds. We know this soil because we're standing on it every day.
Garden Ridge
Larger lots and well water are common out here, which changes how we plan irrigation and drainage from the ground up. We design for acreage-sized properties with room to spread out.

