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HOA landscape maintenance in Estero, FL
Common areas, entrances and streetscapes for associations off Corkscrew Road, Three Oaks and Estero Parkway.
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Village of Estero
Landscaping and lawn care in Estero, FL
Landscape maintenance for Estero's planned communities, commercial centers and homes, with sprinkler service and Florida-friendly planting, from a company based next door in Bonita Springs.
- CountyLee County, Village of Estero
- WateringSFWMD year-round rule
- FertilizerSkip it June 1 to Sept 30
- SettingEstero River and Estero Bay
Estero, Florida
Landscape maintenance for Estero's communities and corridors
Much of Estero is made up of planned communities along Corkscrew Road, Three Oaks Parkway, Estero Parkway and Ben Hill Griffin Parkway, plus commercial centers on US 41. That means common areas, entrances and streetscapes that boards and managers need kept to one standard, week after week.
Those communities also carry a lot of palms, hedges and irrigation zones. A written scope that spells out pruning cycles, irrigation checks and what is quoted separately makes it easier for a board to compare proposals and hold any contractor to them.
Estero sits on the Estero River and Estero Bay, and the Village asks residents to skip fertilizer during the rainy season. Our programs follow that calendar.
Services
Landscaping services in Estero, FL
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Commercial landscape services in Estero
Grounds care for retail and office centers along US 41 and Corkscrew Road, with a written scope.
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Estate landscape care in Estero
Scheduled detail care for larger homes, coordinated with household staff or a manager.
Schedule an estate consultation
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Sprinkler service and irrigation repair in Estero
Zone tests, repairs and controller programming to the current Village schedule.
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Florida-friendly landscape design in Estero
Florida-friendly bed renovations and replantings, with plans you can take to your HOA for approval.
Discuss a project
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Landscape maintenance company in Estero, FL
Mowing, pruning, bed care and debris handling on a schedule that adapts to the rainy season.
Request a written scopeLocal care guide
Watering, fertilizer and planting rules in Estero
The Village of Estero has its own landscape rules. These are the ones that shape maintenance.
Estero watering schedule
The Village applies the South Florida Water Management District year-round landscape irrigation rule through Village Ordinance 2021-05, which assigns watering days by address. Check the current days for your address before resetting a controller. We program controllers to the schedule in force.
Source: South Florida Water Management District, My Watering Days
No fertilizer from June 1 to September 30
The Village asks property owners not to fertilize between June 1 and September 30 and to keep a 10-foot barrier from water bodies, which protects the Estero River and Estero Bay.
Source: Village of Estero
Tree removal needs a permit
Estero's Land Development Code requires a tree removal or vegetation permit for many properties. Check with the Village before removing trees, and include any removals in your renovation plan.
Florida-friendly planting and HOA approval
Many Estero communities require architectural approval for landscape changes. Plans built on Florida-friendly principles, with plants matched to sun, soil and irrigation, are easier to maintain and usually easier to justify to a review committee.
Landscape ideas
Landscape ideas for Estero properties
Photography is illustrative of Southwest Florida landscape styles and does not show completed SiteScapes Landcare projects.
What are the Estero water restrictions?
Estero follows the South Florida Water Management District year-round irrigation rule through Village Ordinance 2021-05, with watering days assigned by address. During a declared water shortage, stricter limits can apply. Check the District's watering-days page for your address, and we will program your controller to match.
When should I stop fertilizing in Estero?
The Village asks residents not to fertilize between June 1 and September 30, and to keep a 10-foot barrier from water bodies year-round.
Can you help with HOA approval for a new landscape?
Yes. We prepare a planting plan with plant names, sizes and locations that you can submit to your architectural review committee, and we adjust it if the committee asks for changes.
Do you offer sprinkler service in Estero?
Yes. We test zones, repair broken heads, valves and lines, and set controllers to the current watering schedule. Send your symptoms and ZIP code to book an appointment.
Do you maintain community common areas in Estero?
Yes. HOA and condominium associations receive a property walk, a written scope covering entrances, common areas and irrigation, and a named contact for the board or manager.
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Discuss a property in Estero.
Tell us about the community or property, and pick a day for a walk with your board or manager.