Landscaping in Windermere and Nearby Towns
We work at homes across Windermere and the surrounding towns, caring for lawns, beds, trees, palms and irrigation. Every visit starts with a walk around your yard, so we see what is actually going on before we suggest any work or put a price on it.
Towns we cover from Windermere
- Windermere
- Lake Butler
- Ocoee
- Winter Garden
- Doctor Phillips
- Orlovista
- Bay Hill
- Pine Hills
- Horizon West
- Oak Ridge
- Sky Lake
Not on the list? Call (407) 759-3842 and ask.
Towns We Serve Around Windermere
Our crews work in Windermere and the towns around it, including Lake Butler, Winter Garden, Ocoee and Horizon West. We also cover Doctor Phillips, Bay Hill, Sky Lake and Oak Ridge, along with Orlovista and Pine Hills. If your street is close to one of these and you are not sure we reach it, just ask when you phone. The answer is usually yes.
The services are the same wherever you live: lawn care, landscape design, mulch and beds, irrigation, sod installation, hardscape installation, tree and palm work, stump grinding, bamboo removal and cleanups. What changes from yard to yard is the reason behind the problem. One brown patch is chinch bugs. The one next door is a sprinkler head that stopped turning. We find the cause first, so you pay for the fix that actually works and not for a guess.
What Yards Around Here Have in Common
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Sandy soil
Most yards in the area sit on fast-draining sand that holds little water or nutrients. Fertilizer and water pass through it quickly, so we check how your soil is behaving before adding more of either. Sometimes the better answer is fresh mulch or a sprinkler adjustment, not another bag of product.
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Dry springs and wet summers
Spring tends to run hot and dry, then summer brings afternoon storms nearly every day for months. A lawn that struggles in April can sit in standing water by July. Hurricane season runs June through November, which makes late spring a good time to have big trees and palms looked at before a storm instead of after.
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Older homes and newer builds
The area mixes established homes, often shaded by large live oaks, with newer subdivisions where builder sod and young plantings are still settling in. Older lots usually need tree and root work. Newer ones more often need drainage and irrigation sorted out.
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HOA rules, watering days and permits
Many neighborhoods have homeowners associations with rules on tree removal, plant choices and hardscape. Watering days are also limited by local restrictions that shift with the season. We plan around both and can help you think through what your HOA may want to see before work starts. Some tree removals and hardscape projects need a permit, and we check that up front so nothing stalls halfway.
Start With a Walk Around Your Yard
Tell us what you are seeing and which town you are in, and we will set a time to come out. The estimate is free, and you will hear what we found and what we suggest before any work begins. If a bigger project makes sense for your home, ask us about financing: you can borrow up to $100,000, pick a term anywhere from 2 to 12 years, and pay it off early without any penalty.