Texas Land Services

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Mar 17
Your Proactive, Spring Land Management Checklist for 2026

Spring in Texas isn’t a season. It’s a 60-day biological arms race between what you want growing on your land and what will absolutely dominate if you don’t act now. You’re not “doing some spring maintenance.” You’re determining whether your property appreciates or becomes a liability by June. The Invasive Species Explosion Cedar saplings are […]

Mar 14
Red Flag Warnings: Don’t Dismiss Them

The National Weather Service just issued a Red Flag Warning in your area. Winds are forecasted to be 40+ mph sustained and it hasn’t rained in weeks. In Texas, these conditions destroy property in three ways: wildfire, wind damage, and power outages (the cascade failure that ruins everything else). The 2024 Texas Panhandle wildfires burned […]

Jan 29
Post-Freeze Checklist: Control the Damage Before it Controls You

Texas’s annual freeze is over. The power grid held up…this time. Everything ‘looks’ fine. You’ll be seeing mosquitos again in a week or two, ha! But in and around your property, hanging over your fence line, thousands of dollars in damage is waiting to reveal itself—usually at the worst possible moment. Texas freeze events cause […]

Jan 15
Read This Before Hiring Someone To Put in Your Well

You’re about to drill a hole hundreds of feet into the earth and trust it to provide clean water for decades. Choose wrong, and you’re looking at contaminated water, a dry well, or a collapsed borehole that costs more to fix than starting over. Here’s your survival checklist. License Verification (Non-Negotiable) Verify active TDLR Water […]

Jan 07
Questions You Need To Ask Before Hiring A Septic Contractor

  You’ve bought some land and… You’re about to spend $15,000-$25,000 on a septic system. If you misjudged your contractor or took a extremely low bid, you could be facing raw sewage in your yard, a failed inspection, or a complete system replacement within a few short years. Texas soil doesn’t forgive shortcuts, and neither […]

Oct 12
When Your Well Goes Dry: The Issues Nobody Talks About

  Your well stopped working. You’ve already checked the breaker, reset the pressure switch, and confirmed the tank isn’t not waterlogged. Now what? Here’s what the pros actually check—the stuff that separates a three-hour service call from a three-week nightmare. Pull Your Well Records Before you throw money at the problem, get your hands on […]

Aug 27
Red Flags: How to Spot Sketchy Contractors

Whether you’re in Lubbock or Lufkin, or anywhere between DFW and San Antonio, knowing how to spot problematic contractors can save you thousands of dollars and months of headaches. The “Storm Chaser” After severe weather hits East Texas or the Hill Country, sketchy contractors often follow in the storm’s wake. These “storm chasers” go door-to-door […]

Jul 15
Why People Are Using Niche Directories Over Google

In a world where Google seems to know everything, why are more people turning to niche online directories? It’s simple: trust, relevance, and speed. Traditional search engines often bury local or specialized service providers under pages of irrelevant results, paid ads, or businesses that don’t even serve your area. That’s frustrating — especially if you’re […]

Jul 03
How Much Does a Water Well Cost in 2025?

If you’re considering a private water well in Texas, it’s helpful to have a general idea of the investment involved. The primary cost comes from drilling the hole itself, which typically runs around $40 per foot. This rate can fluctuate based on the specific soil conditions encountered; hitting hard rock, for instance, will generally increase […]

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