Landscaping in New Tampa
New Tampa landscaping covers planned communities built from the late 1980s onward. The properties have large HOA common areas, long entrance boulevards, and irrigation that is past its design life. Most calls we take here start with a water bill.
A community entrance with a monument sign, a fountain, and a long median needs its own schedule. The plants have to hold up in full sun on that median. The board needs the report before the annual meeting.
The same crew comes back on the schedule the board approved. Private homes in these communities are in the scope too, and the price follows the property.
The recurring work is commercial landscape maintenance, with homes on residential landscape maintenance.
- HOA common areas, entrance boulevards, and private homes
- A schedule the board can take to the annual meeting
- Plants that hold full sun on a median
- Same crew on the return visit
Lawn care in New Tampa
Lawn care in New Tampa is the recurring mowing, edging, and bed work on those common areas and on private homes. Turf on a sunny median and turf under a mature oak need different care. The visit follows the light the grass actually gets.
We edge the walks and the beds on that same visit. Shaded turf does not get the watering schedule written for the sunny median.
Mowing height follows the grass, the way it does on our commercial maintenance visits. Shaded turf is a tree service question when the oaks are the reason the lawn is thin.
- Edges cut along walks and bed lines on the same visit
- Sunny median turf and oak shade kept on different water schedules
- Clippings blown off the walks
- Weed control on a schedule, not after a bed is overrun
HOA and gated entrances
HOA common areas and gated entrances are the largest share of the work in New Tampa. Tampa Palms, Hunters Green, Cross Creek, Live Oak Preserve, and K-Bar Ranch all have entrance planting and shared turf. A project manager walks the site and prices the work before a crew starts.
The report goes to the board before the annual meeting. Live Oak Preserve and K-Bar Ranch sit on the same visit pattern as Tampa Palms, Hunters Green, and Cross Creek.
Boards comparing bids can read how to choose a Tampa landscape company for an HOA. Entrance color, when the board wants it, is seasonal flowers for commercial curb appeal.
- Tampa Palms, Hunters Green, and Cross Creek
- Live Oak Preserve and K-Bar Ranch
- Monument signs, fountains, and median planting on one scope
- A written report before the annual meeting
Irrigation on older systems
The irrigation in these communities is often past the layout it was built for. A high water bill is usually the first sign. On the site visit we check heads, valves, and the controller, then we price the repair from what is there.
A head spraying the pavement, or a valve that will not close, shows up on that walk. New Tampa is in Hillsborough County, inside the five-county service area.
That check is irrigation installation and repair. What an audit looks for is spelled out in why irrigation matters to a Tampa landscape.
- Heads, valves, and the controller opened on the site visit
- A high water bill is the usual first call
- Price comes from the parts that are actually failing
- New Tampa is in Hillsborough County, with no drive surcharge
Mature oaks
Oaks planted with these communities are now mature. They shade turf that was specified for full sun, lift sidewalks, and drop limbs in summer storms. We thin the canopy, repair the walk where roots lifted it, and replant the shaded ground with plants that grow in shade.
We thin before the summer storms drop the limbs. The new plants go into the shade those oaks already cast.
Thinning, limb removal, and storm cleanup are commercial tree service and residential tree service. What to do before a storm is in hurricane landscape prep for Tampa.
- Canopy thinned so turf specified for sun is not left in deep shade
- Sidewalk panels lifted by roots priced from the walk
- Shaded beds replanted with plants that grow in shade
- Limbs over roofs and walks flagged before summer storms
How a job starts
Call or send the property address. A project manager walks the entrance, the median, and the irrigation controller, then writes the price before any crew is scheduled. There is no charge for that visit.
A site visit in New Tampa is usually within a few working days. Maintenance usually starts within a week or two after you accept the quote.
Send the address through the quote form or call (813) 997-2537. New Tampa is on the Tampa Bay service area list.
- Site visit usually within a few working days
- No charge for the visit or the quote
- You approve the scope and the price before a crew is scheduled
- Maintenance usually starts within a week or two of that approval
Site visit
Usually within a few working days.
Travel
No extra charge. New Tampa is inside the service area.
Start
Maintenance usually starts within a week or two of an accepted quote.
Where we work in and around New Tampa
- Tampa Palms
- Hunters Green
- Cross Creek
- Live Oak Preserve
- K-Bar Ranch
Services most used in New Tampa
Landscape Maintenance
Mowing, edging, trimming, weed control, fertilization and mulch on a set schedule.
Commercial landscape maintenance in New Tampa →Irrigation Installation & Repair
Head replacement, leak repair, valve and controller work, and full system installs.
Commercial irrigation installation & repair in New Tampa →Tree Services
Trimming, thinning, removal, stump grinding and new tree installation.
Commercial tree services in New Tampa →
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