Water Features
Ponds & Dry Creeks
Focused on
Elgin · Bastrop · Taylor · East Austin
Ponds, shorelines, and dry creek features shaped around drainage, access, and long-term maintenance.
Scope
Good water features start as site work. TerraTech plans the grades, edges, access, and drainage behavior before the feature is treated as a finished landscape element.
- Pond and shoreline planning
- Dry creek beds for drainage and landscape structure
- Access and cleanup around creek or pond areas
- Stone, soil, and planting coordination
- Erosion control around moving or detained water
Process
01
Study where water comes from, where it sits, and where it exits.
02
Shape the feature around maintenance access and stable edges.
03
Finish with materials that make the water path look designed, not accidental.
Questions
Can a dry creek actually move water?
Yes. A dry creek can be both a drainage path and a landscape feature when graded correctly.
Do you design before building?
Yes. Ponds and creek features need planning before excavation starts.
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