Lawn Care & Sodin Plano.
We're based one suburb over in Carrollton, but we've been laying sod and running lawn routes in Plano since 2010. Family-owned. Reach us by text, phone, email, or the website form.
- 4.7 stars32 Google reviews
- 5.0 stars22 Facebook reviews
- 230+ Faveson Nextdoor
- 4.1 stars8 Yelp reviews
- Carrollton-basedfamily-owned since 2010
- 15+ yearsDFW landscape expertise
Loera's Landscaping holds a 4.7-star rating across 32 Google reviews from North Texas homeowners and has been family-owned in Carrollton, TX since 2010.
Two services. Done right.
Sod Installation
Bermuda, Palisades Zoysia, or St. Augustine — laid fresh, on graded soil, ready to root. Most yards are done by sundown.
- Removal + haul-away of old grass included
- Soil prep + precision grading for Plano's clay-heavy lots
- Watering plan handed to you on install day
- Free on-site estimate from Omar
Weekly Lawn Care
Weekly lawn service across Plano. A healthy, sharp-edged lawn every visit. Reach us by text, phone, email, or the website form.
- Mow, edge, line-trim, blow — every visit
- Bed care, hedging, and seasonal pruning included
- Spring + fall cleanups baked into the calendar
- Optional: fertilization, pre-emergent, mosquito control
We're not just a DFW landscaper.We're your landscaper.
We've worked these HOAs.
Plano's master-planned neighborhoods have specific landscape standards. Omar walks the property, talks through the design, and quotes accordingly so the work fits the neighborhood from day one.
We know the dirt.
Same Houston Black clay as Carrollton — heavy, expansive, slow-draining. We prep and grade with that in mind. Generic out-of-town crews drop sod and leave; we set the grade so the lawn actually roots.
One drive over.
Carrollton to West Plano is a fifteen-minute drive. We're not flying in from another county. Local response, local schedule, lawns that look the part for the neighborhood.
Weekly lawn care and sod across West and East Plano
Plano is really two cities when it comes to lawns. West Plano (Willow Bend, Legacy West, Bent Tree, The Hills of Prestonwood) runs newer, larger lots with strict HOA expectations, while East Plano (Russell Creek, Park Forest, the older sections near Plano Senior High) has mature trees and yards that have been in the ground for decades. We run weekly routes across both sides: mow at the right height for the season, edge every bed and walk, line-trim the fence lines and tree rings, and blow every surface clean. Bed care, hedging, and seasonal cleanups are part of the plan, not an upsell. We hold a fixed Plano route day so your lawn is cut the same day each week, and we handle fresh sod installs alongside the maintenance route when a yard needs more than mowing can fix.
Plano's Blackland Prairie clay, and why grading comes first
Plano sits on the Blackland Prairie, which means Houston Black clay: heavy, expansive, and slow to drain. It swells when it rains, then shrinks and cracks in a Texas summer, and that movement is what tears up a lawn laid on soil nobody graded. On the newer West Plano and Legacy West builds, the usual problem is a thin layer of builder sod dropped over compacted construction clay that never rooted. We grade for drainage first, amend the soil where it needs it, and only then lay Bermuda, Palisades Zoysia, or St. Augustine on a base that will actually hold a root system. That prep is the difference between a lawn that survives August and one you are replacing in two years.
We work the HOA standards before the crew shows up
Plano's master-planned neighborhoods carry some of the more specific landscape standards in the metroplex. Willow Bend, Bent Tree, The Hills of Prestonwood, and the Legacy West developments each have their own expectations for edging, bed color, turf condition, and what is allowed in the front yard. Omar walks the property, talks through the scope, and quotes the work so it fits the neighborhood from day one. If your HOA needs a written scope, or you have had a violation notice over something a service should be handling, we sort that out before the first visit rather than after.
Plano watering rules and keeping a lawn green through summer
Plano runs a twice-a-week watering schedule most years, on days assigned by your address, and that schedule is what makes or breaks a Plano lawn through the summer. New sod gets a temporary 30-day variance, and we register the install with the city when it is needed. For established lawns the real lever is mowing height: we raise it in July and August so the grass shades its own roots and holds moisture between your two allowed watering days. Bermuda handles the full-sun West Plano lots, Palisades Zoysia suits the partial-shade yards, and St. Augustine is still the answer under the mature live oaks and pecans in the older East Plano neighborhoods.
Every part of Plano.
Don't see your neighborhood? Call us — we probably already cover it.
Real questions, real answers.
Do you cover all of Plano?
What grass works best in Plano?
Where in Plano do you work?
Plano watering rules?
Lawn maintenance route in Plano?
Do I need to be home when the crew comes?
How do I know what was actually done each visit?
What happens when rain pushes my service day?
Your yard, this week.
Free on-site estimate within 1 business day. No pressure, no nonsense, no upsell.
Omar Loera
Owner, Loera's Landscaping · 15+ years across the DFW metroplex
Born and raised in North Texas. Started Loera's Landscaping in 2010. Today the team handles sod, synthetic turf, lawncare, hardscape, native design, outdoor lighting, and holiday lighting across Carrollton, Plano, Frisco, Dallas, and the surrounding metroplex. Omar still does every on-site estimate personally.
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