Your grass stays green and thick through Ocala’s blazing summers and unpredictable weather. No more brown patches from chinch bugs or disease. No more wondering if you’re watering too much or too little during the rainy season.
We handle the year-round mowing schedule Florida demands. Your neighbors notice the difference because your lawn actually thrives while theirs struggle with the heat, humidity, and sandy soil challenges that make Ocala lawns difficult.
The result is a lawn that works for your lifestyle instead of consuming your weekends with constant maintenance and guesswork.
We’ve been family-owned and operated since 1995, serving Citrus County with comprehensive outdoor solutions. We understand Ocala’s unique lawn challenges because we’ve been solving them for nearly three decades.
We’re not just lawn mowers. We’re your complete outdoor solution – from expert lawn maintenance and state-licensed irrigation to hardscaping with pavers. We’re authorized contractors for Tremron, Flagstone, and Belgard, and the exclusive Seal ‘n Lock distributor in our county.
Local families trust us because we do the job right the first time. We give back through hurricane cleanup assistance, Toys for Tots participation, and supporting local youth programs as proud Citrus County Chamber of Commerce members.
We start with an assessment of your specific grass type and property conditions. Ocala’s sandy soil and climate challenges require different approaches depending on whether you have St. Augustine, Bermuda, or Zoysia grass.
Your customized maintenance plan includes proper mowing height and frequency for Florida’s year-round growing season. We handle the timing so your grass stays healthy through summer heat and hurricane season without the guesswork.
Each visit includes mowing, edging, and a quick check for common Ocala lawn problems like chinch bugs or fungal issues. We catch problems early before they become expensive repairs. You get a lawn that looks professional without the weekend work.
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Complete lawn maintenance designed for Ocala’s climate. Professional mowing with proper height settings for your grass type, precise edging around walkways and beds, and thorough cleanup that leaves your property looking sharp.
We work with Florida’s year-round growing season, adjusting our schedule for summer’s rapid growth and winter’s slower periods. No more wondering when to mow or worrying about scalping your grass during dry spells.
Our team understands Ocala’s common grass varieties and their specific needs. St. Augustine requires different care than Bermuda or Zoysia, especially with our sandy soil conditions and occasional drought stress. We handle the details so your lawn stays healthy regardless of weather challenges.
In Ocala, most lawns need mowing every 1-2 weeks during the growing season due to Florida’s year-round warm climate. The exact frequency depends on your grass type and current weather conditions.
During summer’s peak growth, St. Augustine and Bermuda grass may need weekly cutting. In winter’s slower growth period, every two weeks is usually sufficient. We adjust the schedule based on actual growth rather than calendar dates.
The key is never removing more than one-third of the grass blade at once. This prevents stress that makes your lawn vulnerable to Ocala’s common problems like chinch bugs and fungal diseases.
St. Augustine grass is the most popular choice for Ocala because it handles our heat, humidity, and partial shade well. It creates thick, lush lawns but requires regular maintenance and proper watering.
Bermuda grass works excellent in full sun areas and recovers quickly from damage. It’s drought-tolerant and handles heavy foot traffic, making it great for active families. Zoysia grass offers the easiest maintenance with natural resistance to weeds and pests.
All these warm-season grasses thrive in Ocala’s climate, but each has different care requirements. The right choice depends on your sun exposure, soil conditions, and how much maintenance you want to handle.
We watch for early signs of chinch bugs, fire ants, and armyworms during each visit. These pests thrive in Florida’s climate and can destroy a lawn quickly if not caught early.
Fungal diseases like large patch and leaf spot are common during Ocala’s humid summers and rainy periods. We identify symptoms before they spread and recommend treatment options that work with your lawn’s specific conditions.
Prevention is key. Proper mowing height, appropriate watering, and good air circulation help prevent most problems. When treatment is needed, we use targeted approaches that address the specific pest or disease without harming beneficial insects or your family’s safety.
Yes, we continue regular maintenance during hurricane season and provide cleanup services after storms pass. Hurricane season is actually when your lawn needs consistent care most.
Pre-storm preparation includes proper mowing and securing any loose debris. After storms, we handle cleanup of fallen branches, debris removal, and assessment of any damage to your grass or irrigation systems.
We’ve been helping Ocala families through hurricane cleanup since 1995. We understand how quickly you want your property back to normal, and we prioritize storm recovery services for our regular maintenance customers.
We’re locally owned and operated, which means we understand Ocala’s specific challenges firsthand. National companies often use one-size-fits-all approaches that don’t account for our sandy soil, hurricane season, or local pest pressures.
Our team lives and works in the community. We’re available for emergency cleanup, we know which grass varieties perform best in different Ocala neighborhoods, and we adjust our services based on local weather patterns.
You get direct communication with the business owners, not a call center. When you have questions or concerns, you talk to people who actually know your property and care about the results because we live here too.
Yes, we’re state-licensed for irrigation services and handle both installation and repairs. Proper watering is critical for lawn health in Ocala’s sandy soil and variable weather conditions.
We often spot irrigation problems during regular maintenance visits – like broken sprinkler heads, uneven coverage, or timing issues that waste water or stress your grass. Having both services from one company means faster problem-solving and better coordination.
Our irrigation expertise helps optimize your watering schedule for different seasons. Too much water during rainy periods causes fungal problems, while insufficient water during dry spells stresses grass and makes it vulnerable to pests and diseases.
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