Service area
The whole route, named.
Oak Hill at the eastern end, out past Henly at the western end, Driftwood in the south, and north as far as the Bee Cave line. If a company will not tell you where it actually drives, that is usually because the answer is "wherever you are, probably." Here is ours.
Dripping Springs and the ring around town
The middle of the route. Master plans, ranch lots, and the older acreage streets in between.
Belterra Caliterra Headwaters Highpointe Big Sky Ranch Heritage at Dripping Springs Bunker Ranch Sunset Canyon Arrowhead Ranch Saratoga Hills Saddletree Ranch Creek Road Ranch Stagecoach Ranch Butler Ranch Estates Barton Creek Ranch Cannon Ranch Hays Country Acres The Preserve at Dripping Springs Founders Ridge Legacy Trails Dos Lagos Esperanza Medlin Creek Ranch O'Neill Ranches Settlers Point Skyridge Stonegate TerraScena Texas Heritage Village Counts Estates CF Ranch Double H Ranches Cortaro Lunaroya Dripping Springs Ranch Dripping Springs Heights Crestview Ranch Deerfield Estates Silverado Estates Sunset Hills
The 290 stretch east: Belterra, Nutty Brown, Sawyer Ranch
The 78737 corridor between Dripping Springs and Oak Hill. Quarter acre yards, one straight highway, the easiest week on the route.
Belterra The Heights at Belterra Estates at Sawyer Ranch Village at Ledge Stone Ledgestone Terrace Parten Ranch Ridgeview Bear Creek Estates Bear Creek Oaks The Polo Club at Rooster Springs Stonebridge Friendship Ranch Breakwater Big Sky Ranch Highpointe
North toward Bee Cave: Hamilton Pool Road and Fitzhugh
Nobody else in this category has written a word about these. We go up to the Bee Cave line and stop there.
West Cave Estates Ranches at Hamilton Pool River Oaks Ranch Twin Lake Hills Valley Lake Hills Deer Creek Ranch Hill Creek West Montebella Highland Creek Lakes Mountain Creek Lakes Goldenwood Goldenwood West Fitzhugh Place Fitzhugh Corners Bell Springs Ranches Belvedere Provence Rocky Creek Madrone Ranch
South through Driftwood, stopping before Wimberley
FM 1826, FM 150 and RR 12. Deep yards down here, so tell us the acreage and we will quote it straight.
Rim Rock La Ventana Preserve at La Ventana Rutherford West Sierra West Reunion Ranch Howard Ranch The Gardens at Howard Ranch Driftwood Vista El Vinedo Ryans Crossing Vineyard Estates Vineyard Ridge Rolling Oaks Onion Creek Ranch Panther Creek Woodland Estates Lanier Ranch York Creek Ranch Heatherwood Los Ranchos Little Woods Constellation Hummingbird Acres
Oak Hill, the eastern edge
Older streets, smaller lots, mature oaks. Different from the rest of the route and we price it the same.
Scenic Brook Scenic Brook West Covered Bridge The Enclave at Covered Bridge Gardens at Covered Bridge Scenic Pass The Overlook Estates Wedgewood The Preserve at Thomas Springs Legend Oaks Woods at Legend Oaks Village at Western Oaks Westcreek Maple Run Deer Haven Sendera Oak Parke Estates of Loma Vista Heights at Loma Vista Creek Ridge The Laurels
Yes, we come out that far.
Henly does not really have subdivisions, and we are not going to invent some to pad this page out.
Out there it is ten to thirty acre parcels on dirt roads with a name on the gate, and people describe where they live by the road rather than the plat. So: the 290 stretch west of Dripping Springs, Henly Loop, RM 165, RM 3232, and the run toward Pedernales Falls. If that is you, we will make the drive. It is the far edge of the route rather than the middle of it, so tell us which day works and we will fit you into the western run.
Where we stop
The edges, said out loud
We do not go into Wimberley, and we do not go into Bee Cave, Lakeway or Spicewood. A route that claims half of Central Texas is a route that turns up late, and the fastest way to be bad at this is to spread it too thin. If you are just past one of those lines, ask anyway. The worst answer is no.