Custom home builder · Wimberley, Texas
Custom home planning for Wimberley’s slopes, creeks, limestone, and trees.
Slope, creeks, limestone, trees, views, wastewater, water, and access can shape the architecture before finish selections ever enter the conversation. Ridge Rock starts by making that land evidence visible.

What changes here
These local issues can change the site plan, budget, and approval path.
These are the early decisions most likely to affect where the project sits, what it requires, and how confidently it can be priced.
Let slope guide the first architecture study.
Compare foundation strategy, grading, retaining, driveway, exterior living, drainage, and construction access together. A dramatic site can reward a careful section and punish a generic plan.
Keep creek, flood, wastewater, and water on one drawing.
City or county review, OSSF planning, public water or a private well, flood information, drainage, and emergency access all compete for usable land. Solve the relationships, not isolated checklists.
Turn site constraints into the design response.
Views, shade, limestone, trees, grade, privacy, and outdoor circulation can become the project’s strengths when they lead the layout instead of being negotiated after it.
Before design begins
Documents and answers to gather.
A city name is orientation. The survey, written authority answers, utility evidence, private controls, and full building program are what make the next decision safer.
Read the pricing guide- 01
Boundary and current city or county review confirmation
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Topographic survey with slope, drainage, creek, and flood context
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Water-source and OSSF feasibility tied to the house program
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Driveway grades, emergency access, staging, and delivery routes
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Tree, view, privacy, and outdoor-living priorities
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A site section showing grading, foundation, retaining, and drainage strategy
One coordinated property
Plan the house, site work, and future buildings together.
Ridge Rock brings the building and the work around it into the same scope conversation so the first phase does not create the next surprise.
Home
Architecture, structure, envelope, interiors, systems, comfort, and storage.
Land
Access, grade, drainage, rock, trees, wastewater, utilities, and staging.
Outdoor
Porches, pool, landscape, walls, gates, parking, lighting, and service.
Future
Casita, shop, barn, equipment, animals, utility capacity, and later phases.
Relevant building work
Explore the parts of the property you may be planning.
Tell us about the property
Start with the address and what you hope to build.
Share the address, any plans or surveys you have, and the buildings or outdoor spaces you want to include.