Kingsland, TX • Serving the Highland Lakes Region
Every drop, exactly where it needs to be. Expert sprinkler installation, irrigation repair, and smart water management in Kingsland, Marble Falls, Horseshoe Bay, and beyond.
Highland Lakes Irrigation is locally owned and operated, proudly serving the Texas Hill Country from our home base in Kingsland, Texas.
With years of hands-on experience in the unique climate and soil conditions of Central Texas — rocky limestone, caliche clay, swings from drought to flash flood — we understand what it takes to keep your landscape thriving while conserving water. We believe in doing things right the first time: quality materials, proven techniques, and standing behind every job.
Owner-operated with deep roots in the Highland Lakes community of Kingsland, Marble Falls, and Horseshoe Bay.
Solutions designed to conserve water, reduce your bills, and stay compliant with LCRA and city water restrictions.
Professional-grade Hunter, Rain Bird, and Toro components built to stand up to Texas heat for years.
Honest pricing, clear communication, and reliable service from quote to installation to follow-up.
Comprehensive solutions to keep your landscape healthy and your water bills low — designed for the rocky soil, hot summers, and water restrictions of Central Texas.
Custom-designed in-ground sprinkler systems tailored to your landscape. We handle everything from initial site survey and hydraulic design through trenching, head placement, controller programming, and final commissioning — all to Texas TCEQ irrigator standards.
Fast, reliable repairs for broken sprinkler heads, leaking valves, controller faults, low pressure, and wiring issues. Seasonal tune-ups, winterization, and spring start-ups to keep your system efficient year after year.
Water-efficient drip systems perfect for flower beds, vegetable gardens, trees, shrubs, and native plantings. Delivers water directly to roots with up to 50% less water than overhead spray — ideal for Hill Country drought conditions.
Complete watering solutions for lawns, gardens, and commercial landscapes. Engineered for Texas heat, water conservation, and the rocky soils of Llano and Burnet County properties.
WiFi-enabled smart controllers and weather sensors that automatically adjust watering based on real-time rainfall, temperature, and evapotranspiration. EPA WaterSense compatible — saves water, money, and time.
Expert irrigation design that maximizes coverage and water efficiency. Detailed plans for new construction, remodels, and system upgrades — including hydraulic calcs, zone layouts, and permit-ready documentation.
We know the Highland Lakes area inside and out. Our systems are designed specifically for Texas soil (limestone, caliche, sandy loam), hot summers, and the water sources you actually use — city, well, or lake pump.
We use only professional-grade components — Hunter, Rain Bird, Toro, Hydrawise — that stand up to Texas heat for years. No cheap big-box parts that fail in two seasons.
Transparent quotes with no hidden fees. We explain what needs to be done and why, so you can make informed decisions about your property.
We show up when we say we will, complete work on schedule, and stand behind everything we do. Same-week repair availability for most of the Highland Lakes service area.
From the first phone call to final walk-through, here’s what working with Highland Lakes Irrigation looks like.
Every project starts with an on-site visit: we walk through your goals and provide a clear written estimate — no obligation.
We design your system specifically for your property: soil type, water source, slope, sun exposure, and the plants you actually want to keep alive. Every zone has a purpose.
Clean, careful installation by experienced technicians. We respect your landscape, restore disturbed areas, and test every zone before we leave.
We show you how to use your controller, set seasonal schedules, and answer every question. Stand-behind-it warranty and easy phone support after the job is done.
Proudly providing irrigation services across Llano County, Burnet County, and the surrounding Texas Hill Country.
Everything we get asked at the kitchen table.
Sprinkler system installation costs vary based on property size, number of zones, water source (city water vs. well vs. lake pump), and landscape complexity. Most residential systems in Kingsland, Marble Falls, and Horseshoe Bay fall in a predictable range we’ll discuss during the visit.
In the Texas Hill Country, most established lawns need 1 to 1.5 inches of water per week during summer, ideally applied in 2 to 3 sessions during early morning hours (before 8am) to minimize evaporation and disease. Smart irrigation controllers can automatically adjust watering schedules based on real-time weather data and comply with local water restrictions imposed by LCRA and city utilities.
We serve the Highland Lakes region of the Texas Hill Country including Kingsland, Marble Falls, Horseshoe Bay, Burnet, Llano, Granite Shoals, Buchanan Dam, and Spicewood — covering Llano County and Burnet County.
Common warning signs include dry or brown patches in your lawn, unexpectedly high water bills, sprinkler heads that don’t pop up or spray unevenly, puddles or soggy areas near sprinkler lines, geysers from broken heads, and low pressure across one or more zones. Highland Lakes Irrigation offers fast, reliable diagnostics and repair for all major irrigation system issues — usually same-week service.
Not at this time. Highland Lakes Irrigation is not currently accepting new clients or scheduling new consultations and estimates. Thank you for understanding.
Yes. EPA WaterSense-labeled smart controllers typically reduce outdoor water use by 20-30% by automatically skipping watering on rainy days and adjusting run times based on temperature, humidity, and historical evapotranspiration. For a typical Texas Hill Country home, that often translates to several hundred dollars in water savings per year while keeping the landscape healthier.
Sprinkler systems spray water through the air over a wide area — best for lawns and large turf zones. Drip irrigation delivers water slowly and directly at the root zone through emitters or tubing — best for flower beds, vegetable gardens, trees, shrubs, and native plant areas. Most well-designed Hill Country properties use both: sprinkler zones for the lawn and drip zones for landscape beds.
Most residential sprinkler installations in the Highland Lakes area take one to three days from start to finish, depending on property size, soil conditions (rocky Hill Country terrain can slow trenching), number of zones, and complexity of the landscape. We’ll give you a clear timeline at the estimate so you know exactly what to expect.
Due to overwhelming demand from this wonderful community, Highland Lakes Irrigation is not taking on new projects or scheduling new estimates at this time. Thank you for the trust you’ve placed in us — it means everything.