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HOA and condo landscape maintenance in Brevard County
What we take care of
Entrances
Clean beds, trimmed hedges and seasonal color at the front gate, where every resident and buyer looks first.
Common lawns
Mowing and edging along common lawns, pond banks and walking paths.
Trees and palms
Palm and canopy trimming on common ground, with a pass before hurricane season.
Pool and clubhouse
Pool deck pavers, pool cage rescreening and the beds around the clubhouse.
Perimeter fences
Fence and gate repairs, and whole runs replaced when the old fence is done.
Walkways and curbing
Paver walkways, concrete paths and landscape curbing, leveled and repaired.
A typical maintenance scope
Each item is on its own line with how often it is done, so your board can compare bids line by line. The schedule is set with you.
| Mowing and edging | Weekly in the growing season, about May to October, and less often in the cooler months. |
|---|---|
| Shrub and hedge trimming | Kept to shape, and clear of walkways, signs and driveway sight lines. |
| Beds and mulch | Weeds pulled, edges cut and mulch topped up on a set schedule. |
| Palms and trees | Fronds and seed pods cleared, with a storm-prep pass before hurricane season. |
| Cleanup | Clippings and debris hauled off at every visit. |
How a bid works
Walk the property
We walk the common areas with your manager or a board member.
Itemized bid
Each item and how often it is done, on its own line, ready for the board packet.
Board review
Your board compares it with the other bids. Questions go to one contact.
Start on schedule
Visits start on the agreed date and follow the agreed schedule.
Projects beyond the maintenance
HOA and condo questions
Do you bid HOA and condo landscape maintenance?
Yes. We walk the property, then send a written, itemized bid your board can set beside the others.
How do you price a maintenance contract?
By the property: the lawn, beds, hedges and trees, and how often each is done. Each item is on its own line, so the board can compare bids line by line.
Can you work with our property manager?
Yes. We walk the property with whoever manages it and send the bid to the manager and the board.
Do you take on projects as well as maintenance?
Yes: entrance renovations, pool decks, pool cage rescreening, patio covers, fence replacement and tree work, each bid on its own.
Which communities do you cover?
Communities across Brevard County, from Titusville to Micco.
Get a bid for your community.
We will walk the property with your manager or board and send a written, itemized bid.