Where We Work

Hill Country Drainage Service Area | Kerrville, TX

We serve Kerr, Kendall, Gillespie, and Bandera counties — all the terrain, soil, and weather conditions that make Hill Country drainage different.

Coverage Map

Our Texas Hill Country Service Area

Click a city marker to view the coverage area. Project availability depends on location and scope, so call if your property is near the edge of the service area.

Counties We Serve

Coverage by County

Kerr County

  • Kerrville
  • Ingram
  • Hunt
  • Center Point
  • Mountain Home

Primary service area for yard drainage, French drains, grading, foundation drainage, and storm runoff work.

Kendall County

  • Comfort
  • Boerne area

Limestone ridge terrain and expanding residential development — drainage issues are common.

View Comfort drainage page

Gillespie County

  • Fredericksburg
  • Harper
  • Stonewall

Granite and limestone mix soil, Hill Country slopes, and increasing residential density.

View Fredericksburg drainage page

Bandera County

  • Bandera
  • Medina

Cypress Creek and Medina River watershed — flooding risk well above regional average.

View Bandera drainage page

Not sure if we cover your area?

Call or send the property location. We'll confirm whether the project is within the current service area.

Why the Property Matters

Drainage Plans Change With Terrain, Soil, and the Available Outlet

Caliche Depth by Area

Caliche and limestone depth can vary sharply between nearby properties. Soil depth is checked on-site because it affects trenching, routing, and which drainage methods are practical.

Watershed Behavior

A residential assessment follows roof and lot runoff toward a safe outlet. River, creek, and mapped floodplain hazards require separate floodplain or engineering guidance.

Project Requirements

The installation contractor can flag when a proposed scope may need utility locating, permitting, floodplain review, or a licensed design professional before work begins.

Terrain-Specific Methods

A useful recommendation accounts for slope, hardscape, roof discharge, neighboring runoff, soil depth, and where collected water can legally and safely leave the site.

Request an Assessment

What Happens After You Contact Us

Hill Country Drainage Pros receives the request and passes the project details to H4 Site Development. The contractor confirms availability, evaluates the property, and prepares the scope and estimate.

For active water issues, call (830) 308-7214 and describe what is happening. Service timing depends on weather, access, location, and the current schedule.

  • Property location and drainage symptoms reviewed first
  • On-site assessment scheduled when the project fits the service area
  • Written scope and pricing provided by the installation contractor
  • Installation timing confirmed before you approve the work

Start with the property and the water problem.

Call (830) 308-7214 or send the location and a short description. Photos taken during or just after rain are especially helpful.