From dependable weekly maintenance to targeted landscape improvements, choose the service level that fits your property now—and grow from there.
Recurring service plans start at $45 per cut.For qualifying, regularly maintained residential lawns. Final pricing depends on lawn size, access, condition, and service frequency.
Property maintenance
Maintenance
The essential detail work that keeps your lawn and landscape looking clean, intentional, and cared for.
Responsible turf nutrition and practical lawn-health recommendations for stronger, more consistent growth.
Urban landscape fertilizer applications
Seasonal nutrient planning
Turf-condition observations
Manual weed removal as part of landscape maintenance
Fertilizer applications are provided under FDACS Limited Urban Commercial Fertilizer Applicator #LF501151. Herbicide and pesticide applications are not currently offered.
Representative soil sampling and UF/IFAS laboratory coordination to support better-informed lawn and landscape decisions.
Composite sample collection for a defined lawn or bed area
Correct UF/IFAS form and crop-code preparation
Test A or Test B laboratory submission
Plain-language review of the completed report
Full UF/IFAS Test B soil-testing service: $25 per sample. That includes representative collection, form preparation, the current $10 laboratory fee, submission, and a basic results walkthrough. UF/IFAS reports results 3–6 days after arrival; allow roughly one to two weeks total.
Site-specific soil improvement for dry, sandy, compacted, or nutrient-stressed areas after irrigation and other likely causes are checked first.
Fine organic topdressing for qualifying lawns and dry spots
Compost-based soil amendments for moisture retention and soil structure
Potassium (potash) applications when appropriate
Iron applications using Florida-appropriate sources
Soil-test-guided pH and nutrient recommendations
Dry turf can also be caused by poor irrigation coverage, insects, disease, roots, compaction, or shade. Product selection and rates follow site conditions, the label, UF/IFAS guidance, and Pinellas County fertilizer restrictions.