HOA landscape maintenance in Fort Myers
Property walks and written scopes for associations, with palm-heavy common areas and entrances kept to one standard.
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The City of Palms
Lawn and landscape maintenance, sprinkler system repair, commercial and HOA grounds care, and landscape design for Fort Myers homes, communities and businesses.
Fort Myers, Florida
Fort Myers earned the name City of Palms from the royal palms planted along McGregor Boulevard, starting in 1907 at Thomas Edison's expense. Palms still define the city's streetscapes, and they shape maintenance: fronds, fruit and seed stalks need regular attention, and the beds beneath them need clean edges and steady irrigation.
The city covers historic neighborhoods such as Edison Park, Dean Park and Seminole Park, the downtown River District on the Caloosahatchee, and newer communities and commercial corridors. Each needs a scope matched to what is actually on the property.
Fort Myers limits irrigation to two days a week and requires permits for some tree removals and irrigation work. Our maintenance and repair plans account for both.
Services
Property walks and written scopes for associations, with palm-heavy common areas and entrances kept to one standard.
Request a property walkGrounds care for offices, retail and multifamily properties, with storm debris cleanup quoted separately.
Request a written scopeDetailed care for historic and riverfront homes, from pruning to seasonal irrigation adjustment.
Schedule an estate consultationResidential and commercial sprinkler repair, with controllers set to the city's two-day schedule.
Request irrigation serviceBed renovations and new plantings, with any tree removals checked against city permit rules first.
Discuss a projectMowing, edging, pruning and bed care on a schedule you can read before you sign.
Request a written scopeLocal care guide
What property owners in the City of Fort Myers should know before changing a schedule or a landscape.
Under city code, even-numbered addresses may irrigate on Thursday and Sunday and odd-numbered addresses on Wednesday and Saturday, and no watering is allowed between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.
Lee County restricts fertilizer containing nitrogen or phosphorus from June 1 to September 30 to reduce algae-feeding runoff, and Fort Myers has pointed residents to the same restriction. We schedule feeding outside that window.
In Fort Myers, removing a native-species tree requires a permit for residential and commercial properties, and installing irrigation also requires a permit. Ordinary residential landscaping does not.
Royal palms along McGregor Boulevard date to plantings Edison funded from 1907. Palms in home and community landscapes need fronds and seed stalks removed on a regular cycle and beds kept clear underneath.
Source: Edison and Ford Winter Estates
Landscape ideas
Photography is illustrative of Southwest Florida landscape styles and does not show completed SiteScapes Landcare projects.
FAQ
Answers for property owners and managers in Fort Myers.
Even-numbered addresses may water on Thursday and Sunday and odd-numbered addresses on Wednesday and Saturday. Watering is not allowed between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.
Removing a native-species tree requires a city permit for residential and commercial properties. Installing irrigation also needs a permit. Ordinary residential landscaping does not.
Yes. We find the cause zone by zone, repair heads, valves and lines, and set the controller to the city's watering days. Send the symptoms and ZIP code to book.
In many Fort Myers communities, yes. We prepare a planting plan you can submit for architectural review and adjust it if the committee asks for changes.
It depends on the property, visit frequency and what the scope includes. After a property walk you receive a written scope with pricing that is easy to compare.
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