Hill Country Property Maintenance Near You

Proactive care instead of emergency repairs.

Since 2013, HDS+ has run scheduled property maintenance across the Texas Hill Country — the kind of upkeep that heads off the emergency repairs that drive most of the real cost of owning a home, a rental, or a short-term rental. We're a Native-owned and operated outfit based in Johnson City, TX, with routes that already run through Dripping Springs, Fredericksburg, Wimberley, Driftwood, and Austin every week.

Instead of waiting for a system to fail and then scrambling for a contractor, a maintenance plan puts your property on a schedule: fuel-ups, safety checks, and a standing point of contact for every trade your property touches. Every plan carries a 24/7 service response guarantee, so an after-hours issue never turns into a multi-day wait.

Because we're local — not a call center routing you to a subcontractor two counties away — the same crew that ran your last fuel-up is the one who answers when something comes up between visits. That continuity is the difference between a maintenance plan on paper and a maintenance plan that actually catches small problems before they become expensive ones.

One schedule for every system on the property.

Maintenance plans are built from our Select+ service menu — the same tasks a property manager or facilities team would run, bundled under one point of contact instead of a rotating cast of vendors.

See a sample maintenance schedule →

Bi-weekly, weekly, or twice-weekly — your call.

Maintenance plans start at $80/month and scale with visit frequency and on-site hours. Every tier includes a set number of Select+ services each month, on top of dedicated on-site time for basic repairs and house calls.

Homeowners, rentals, and estates alike.

Whether it's a full-time residence, a long-term rental, or a second home you only see a few weekends a year, the same principle applies: a property that's checked on a schedule costs less to own than one that's only checked when something breaks. If your property is also a short-term or vacation rental with turns between guests, see our STR & vacation rental management page for turn-specific detail. If you're looking for full-scope oversight rather than maintenance alone, see property management in the Hill Country.

Owners who split time between a primary residence and a Hill Country second home tend to lean on the Premium or Pro tiers, since weekly and twice-weekly visits catch seasonal issues — HVAC strain in summer, gutter load after fall storms, pipe exposure in a hard freeze — well before they show up as a repair bill.

What owners ask before signing up.