Driftwood land clearing & dirt work
Led by Cullen Loeffler · experience & background · Last updated 2026-07-06
Elevation Development works in Driftwood, Hays County. Wine-country acreage south of Dripping Springs along Onion Creek. Driftwood work runs to clearing, driveways, pads, drainage, ponds, and entrances on vineyard and homesite tracts within reach of Austin.
What we do in Driftwood
- Land Clearing & Brush Removal
- Road & Driveway Building
- Site & Dirt Work
- Ponds & Stock Tanks
- Fencing
- Gates & Entrances
- Deer Stands & Feeders
- Barndominiums
- Shooting Ranges
Driftwood questions
Do you work in Driftwood?
Yes — Driftwood, Hays County is within the Hill Country / Greater Austin service area. Wine-country acreage south of Dripping Springs along Onion Creek. Driftwood work runs to clearing, driveways, pads, drainage, ponds, and entrances on vineyard and homesite tracts within reach of Austin.
What can you do on land in Driftwood?
Land clearing and brush removal, ranch roads and driveways, ponds and stock tanks, fencing, gates and entrances, barndominiums, deer stands and feeders, shooting ranges, and general site and dirt work. Exact scope is confirmed on a site visit.
How do I get a bid?
Call or send the bid form. We'll set up a time to look at your Driftwood property and put a free, no-obligation bid in writing.
Nearby: Dripping Springs · Round Mountain · Wimberley · Lake Travis · Spicewood · Horseshoe Bay · San Marcos · Buda & Kyle · Liberty Hill · Marble Falls · Johnson City · Blanco · Fredericksburg · Stonewall · Harper · Burnet · Lampasas · Llano · San Saba · Kerrville · Bandera · Kendalia · Comfort · Mason · Brady · Menard · Junction · Uvalde · Utopia · Leakey · Concan.
Free & no-obligation
Request a bid in Driftwood
A free bid and a straight answer on what your land needs. Prefer to talk it through first? Call for a free consultation — no pressure, no fee.
- Free, no-obligation — we tell you straight if it is not worth doing
- One company from idea to delivery — no juggling subcontractors
- Owned by a Hill Country family that has worked this land since 1846