TCEQ Licensed Irrigator LI0031905 · Cedar Park, TX
I convert thirsty spray zones to drip, set up smart controllers, and check whether your system suits your soil and plants, so you stop overwatering and paying for it.
I fix what's broken, and I build landscapes that work with the water: native beds, xeriscape, drainage and stone.
Most of the savings come from drip where it belongs and a schedule matched to your soil and plants. I also fix whatever is broken along the way.
Spray heads waste water on beds, walls and sidewalks. Drip puts it at the roots, and a weather-based controller skips the days your yard doesn't need it.
A full look at how your system is really performing, with a written report you keep. This is where my soil background matters most.
Leaks, dead zones, broken heads, valves and controllers. I find the real cause, then fix it the same visit when parts allow.
Designed for your soil and plant zones, installed and tested under my TCEQ license.
Spring start-up and fall/winter freeze protection so the system survives Texas cold snaps.
A full irrigation plan (zones, pipe sizes, controller) for DIYers or landscapers who install it themselves.
Scheduled visits through the year with tune-ups, adjustments and small repairs included.
Many local utilities pay back part of the cost of efficient upgrades. I'll tell you what applies and help with photos, receipts and forms.
Plants, stone and grading planned together with the irrigation, so everything gets the water it needs and nothing more.
Landscaping designed to thrive on little or no extra water. It doesn't mean gravel and cactus: done well, it's a full, green yard of native and adapted plants that handles Central Texas summers.
Drought-tolerant and native plants chosen for your soil, sun and HOA rules, in properly prepared beds.
Grading, drain boxes and dry creek beds for standing water, washouts and runoff toward the house.
Gravel and flagstone paths, river rock, small patios and retaining-wall repair.
New sod on prepared, amended ground, with irrigation set to get it established.
Compacted, bare ground around the shade tree replaced with prepared soil, new sod and a stacked-stone tree ring, with the irrigation set up to keep it green.
I walk the property with you, test the system if there is one, and hear what's bothering you most.
Clear options with prices, materials and labor shown separately, and any HOA or permit steps flagged up front.
811 is called before any digging. I keep you updated as the job moves along and clean up when it's done.
We go over the finished work together, and I show you how to run and care for it.
I'm a soil and water agronomist. I've worked in water systems engineering, nursery agronomy and large-scale agriculture, including field work in Ethiopia, and I taught environmental science for eight years. I started DanEden in Cedar Park in 2026 to bring that background to home landscapes.
I'm a TCEQ Licensed Irrigator (LI0031905), so irrigation work is designed and installed to Texas code. I run the business myself, so the person who quotes your job is the person who does it.
I'll tell you honestly what your yard needs, including when the cheaper option is the right one.
I can help prepare the photos and plans your HOA asks for, before any work starts.
Tell me a little about the project and I'll get back to you to set up a site visit within a day.
I've got your request and will be in touch within a day. If it's urgent, call (512) 888-6497.
