Wood fences, new sod, side-yard walkways, paver patios, drainage, sprinkler repair and pressure washing — owner-operated by Jose Bulnes, serving Houston, Katy, Cypress, Sugar Land and Richmond. No-obligation quote, in English or Spanish.
Most yards around Houston need more than one thing at once: the fence is leaning, the side yard is mud, the back corner floods and the sprinklers miss half the lawn. Jbulnes Landscaping handles all of it — the fence, the sod, the walkway, the drain and the repair — so you deal with one person from the quote to the last rake.
New cedar and pine privacy fences, gates and repairs — posts set straight and built for Houston sun, rain and wind.
Fresh sod laid on graded, prepped soil for a full green lawn — front yards, backyards and bare new-build lots.
Concrete pads and pavers set in gravel or river rock along side yards and paths — clean, dry and easy to walk.
Paver patios, brick walks and flagstone laid on a compacted base so they stay level through Houston's wet seasons.
French drains, downspout lines and regrading that move standing water away from the house and out of the yard.
Broken heads, leaking lines, valves and controllers fixed and adjusted so every zone waters the way it should.
Driveways, sidewalks, patios and fences washed clean of Houston's mildew, algae and grime.
Stone-edged beds, tree rings, mulch, plantings and artificial turf — the finishing work that makes a yard look done.
Every photo on this page is our own work — real fences, lawns, walkways, patios and drains built by Jbulnes Landscaping around Houston and Katy, not stock photos. The bare-dirt shots are the honest starting point; the green ones are what the yard looks like when we leave.
Jose Bulnes has been building fences, laying sod and fixing yards around Houston for around 14 years. When you call, you talk to him; when the crew shows up, he is on it. The photos above are the proof — the yard that is green now used to look like the dirt next to it.
No office, no salesperson, no crew you have never met. Jose quotes the job, does the job and answers the phone afterward — one number, (346) 609-4851.
Houston soil holds water for days and moves when it dries. Fence posts, paver bases and walkways get set for that, and drainage gets planned before the sod goes down, not after it drowns.
Every job on this site was photographed by Jose on the day it was finished. Ask to see more of the kind of work you need — there are plenty.
Explain what the yard needs in whichever language is easier. The quote, the schedule and the walk-through all happen in your language.
Tell Jose your city and what the yard needs — a fence, sod, a walkway, water that will not drain. A couple of photos from your phone help a lot. English or Spanish.
Jose comes out, measures, checks where the water goes and what the soil is doing, and tells you plainly what he would do and what he would skip.
You get a clear price for the whole job and a start date. No pressure — if it works for you, it goes on the calendar.
The crew builds it, cleans up and walks it with you before leaving. Sod gets watering instructions; fences and patios get checked line by line.
Black clay that turns to soup after a storm, summers that grow mildew on every north-facing fence, hurricane-season wind, and brand-new subdivisions handed over as bare dirt — the Houston area has its own set of problems. Every service on this site is shaped around them.
Flat lots and clay soil mean water sits in side yards and back corners for days. A French drain, a downspout line or a regrade sends it somewhere useful before the lawn dies of it.
Driveways go green, fences go gray and black, patios get slick. A pressure wash brings the surface back and is the right first step before a fence gets stained.
Every big front leaves leaning panels and snapped posts from Katy to Cypress. Posts set deep and straight, and rails that are actually fastened, are the difference after the next storm.
Builders in Cypress, Richmond and Katy hand over yards that are compacted dirt or thin sod that fails the first summer. Grading, real soil prep and sod laid tight is how it becomes a lawn.
Jbulnes Landscaping is Jose Bulnes's company, based in Houston and working across Harris and Fort Bend counties: Katy, Cypress, Sugar Land, Richmond and the neighborhoods in between. Jose has been in the trade for around 14 years and now runs his own crew — wood fences, sod, walkways and stepping stones, pavers and patios, drainage, sprinkler repair, pressure washing and the beds and edging that finish a yard. The person you call is the person responsible for the work.
Call or WhatsApp (346) 609-4851, tell him what the yard needs, and he will come look and give you a clear, no-obligation quote. English or Spanish, whichever is easier for you.
No obligation — Jose comes out, looks at the yard and gives you a clear price for the whole job. If it works, it goes on the calendar; if not, nothing lost.
Usually, yes. If the rest of the posts are solid, the bad section gets new posts, rails and pickets and is matched to the existing line. If the posts are rotting along the whole run, Jose will tell you that honestly rather than patch it twice.
It depends on the season and on watering. In Houston's heat, sod that is watered the way Jose explains at the walk-through knits down within a few weeks; sod that is left dry in July does not. He leaves you the watering schedule for your specific lawn.
Two things, often together: get the water moving with a drain or a regrade, and put down a walkway of concrete pads in gravel or river rock so the path stays dry and clean. That combination is most of the side-yard photos on this site.
The sprinkler work here is repair: broken heads, leaking lines, stuck valves, controllers and zones that miss part of the lawn, plus replacing the parts that are worn out. Tell Jose what the system is doing and he will tell you what it needs.
Houston is home base and Katy is the other main area; Cypress, Sugar Land and Richmond are close enough to work regularly. A little outside that? Call or WhatsApp (346) 609-4851 and ask — Jose will tell you honestly if he can get to you.
From Spring Branch and Alief out to Cinco Ranch, Bridgeland, First Colony and Aliana — Harris and Fort Bend counties are the ground Jbulnes Landscaping works every week. Same crew, same standard, same number everywhere. Tell Jose your city and what the yard needs, and he will get you a quote.
No-obligation quote in English or Spanish — call or WhatsApp Jose and tell him what the yard needs, from one fence line to the whole lot.
(346) 609-4851