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Texas Allied Landscape Texas Allied Industries, which includes Texas Allied Landscape and SISCO Irrigation, has been servicing the Greater San Antonio for over 30 years. We are committed and dedicated to our customers. Our parent company, Willcox and Associates, started as an irrigation company in 1976. The company was founded by Mr. Bill Willcox, whose attention to service and customer appreciation continues today with the present management.

Texas Allied Landscape and SISCO Irrigation have retained their values and dedication. Through the years, we have been an acclaimed member of the Better Business Bureau, Greater San Antonio Home Builders Association, and American Backflow Prevention Association.
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  • Year established: 1984
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Landscaping
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Ranging from the landscaping and lighting design to build and maintenance, we will ensure your work is done right from start. Texas Allied Landscape has the experience and the know-how on every aspect of your landscape job.
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K. L.
Aug 24, 2016
Thank you very much for replacing the Monterrey Oak tree in our yard that died. No one wanted the original tree to live more than me. I also want to thank Tom, Jeff, Richard and Dave, and all the men who did the original landscaping in June and the replacement planting yesterday. I appreciate all their efforts, as well of those of the crew that maintains our yard every Monday.
O. P.
May 13, 2016
Ray Wilkinson and Texas Allied are the MOST OUTSTANDING LANDSCAPE COMPANY IN THE SAN ANTONIO AREA! Ray takes your thoughts/plans and adds his vision.your projects end up better than even you imagined!
D. L.
Apr 23, 2015
We were referred to Texas Allied by our home builder. It's clear to see that they are quite knowledgeable with the needs of South Texas homeowners and the issues with our climate, wildlife and water needs. They worked within our budget and collaborated well with our HOA. Their service before, during, after the initial phases were excellent.