Elm Pass Property Improvement Services

02/04/2025

Joe Rogan keeping it 💯

07/05/2024

Working on another septic system.

03/16/2024

Latest project. Large set of horse pens

12/07/2023

A run in and tach room with a pipe fence complete.

10/20/2023

Concrete slab is almost done.

10/19/2023

Horse trails and horse paddock cleared, and then some rock grinding work done by Grind Time Rock Milling!

10/19/2023

Split rail fence put up to mark off some horse trails, and a hitching post installed.

09/01/2023

Doing some clean up work today in cooperation with Toss It Dumpsters LLC . If you are in need to Dumpsters or propert clean up give em a call!

07/27/2023

Another septic in today!!

04/26/2023

Finally getting to do some long over due clean up with this rainy weather.

01/11/2023

Amazing what can get done when small businesses are brought together.

KERRVILLE PROFESSIONAL FIREFIGHTERS ASSOCIATION HONORED WITH KERRVILLE KINDNESS AWARD

At the Jan. 10 City Council meeting, Kerrville Mayor Judy Eychner and the council presented a Kerrville Kindness Award to the Kerrville Professional Firefighters Association.

The Kerrville Professional Firefighters Association, in coordination with Elm Pass Property Improvements, Segura Lawn Care, Stephen Langlinais Inc., and Toss-It Dumpsters, recently provided outstanding community service to help a Kerrville citizen clear bamboo cane from her property.

Last summer, the Fire Marshal’s Office received a complaint about a fire hazard from overgrown 30-foot bamboo cane that took over a neighbor’s entire yard. Unfortunately, the owner of the property was an elderly lady with no means to clear the bamboo. After contacting relatives, it was discovered the owner was the widow of former firefighter Carroll “Tex” Abbott, who worked for the Kerrville Fire Department in early 1980s and passed away in 2016. The Kerrville Professional Firefighters Association was contacted and wasted no time organizing a group of firefighters to remove the cane in October, 2022. Overall the team spent about 40 man hours and 16 heavy equipment hours to remove four large dumpsters of cane.

This was a truly amazing transformation to keep the resident and community safe.

PHOTO: Pictured from left are KPFA members Zane Zenner, Justin Blue, Arnie Segura, Stephen Langlinais, Troy Williams, Matt Myers, and Kerrville Mayor Judy Eychner.