Property care plans for Central Florida homes

A care plan puts the recurring work your property needs on one schedule, with one crew and one invoice. You choose a starting point (Essential, Complete or Absentee Owner), we walk the property, and the quote lists exactly what’s included and how often. Nothing is added later without a new quote.

• Essential if you look after the beds yourself and want the lawn handled.
• Complete if you want the whole yard kept up, including the fertilizer and the sprinkler system, without keeping track of the rules.
• Absentee Owner for a vacation rental or a home you manage from out of state, where you need to know what was done without being there.

Property services like pressure washing, window cleaning or palm trimming can be added to any plan on a seasonal or quarterly schedule.

Central Florida grass grows fastest in the summer rainy season and slowly in the cooler months, so visit frequency changes with it. UF/IFAS recommends never removing more than a third of the blade at a time, which means weekly mowing for most lawns in summer, and often every other week from late fall to early spring. Fertilizer follows UF/IFAS timing for Central Florida (first application in early April, last in early October) and the ordinance for your county. See the Florida lawn calendar for the full year.