Lawn Care in Palmetto, FL
Year-round care that keeps your lawn thick, green, and healthy through every Florida season.
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Send the basics and we'll come take a look. Same-day reply.A Florida lawn isn't a set-it-and-forget-it thing — between the summer growth explosion, chinch bugs, and sandy soil, it needs steady, knowledgeable care. Our lawn care program in Palmetto covers the full cycle: mowing, edging, feeding, and a trained eye on every visit so small problems never become brown patches.
What's included
- Scheduled mowing, edging, and blowing on a consistent day
- Seasonal fertilization matched to St. Augustine, Zoysia, or Bahia
- Early detection of chinch bugs, fungus, and dry spots
- One flat monthly rate — no surprise charges
Where we work
Palmetto Lawn Co. handles lawn care across Palmetto, Ellenton, Parrish and Bradenton. Not sure if we cover your street? Call (941) 555-0163 — if we can't help, we'll point you to someone who can.
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(941) 555-0163Mon–Fri, 7:30am–5:00pm · Sat by appointment
Get a Free EstimateQuestions we get asked most.
How often should a lawn be mowed in Florida?
During the summer growing season, St. Augustine and other Florida grasses grow fast enough to need weekly mowing. In the cooler months, every other week is usually enough. We set a schedule that follows the season, so your lawn in Palmetto always gets cut when it actually needs it.
Is professional lawn care worth it?
A healthy Florida lawn takes consistent mowing, feeding, and pest watching — miss a few weeks in summer and it shows. Most of our customers switch to us after fighting chinch bugs or brown patches on their own. A regular schedule usually costs less than fixing a damaged lawn later.
How often should sprinklers run in Florida?
Most Florida lawns do best with 2–3 waterings a week, early in the morning — but your local water restrictions set the days. A properly tuned system covers evenly with no dry spots or runoff; if yours leaves brown patches, a checkup usually pays for itself.
What's the best grass for Florida yards?
St. Augustine is the most common choice — it loves the heat and handles our sandy soil, though it needs regular feeding and watch for chinch bugs. Zoysia and Bahia work well in some situations too. We'll tell you honestly what fits your yard and how much care each one needs.
We handle these too.
01
Lawn Mowing
Reliable weekly mowing with crisp edges and clean walkways — the same crew, the same day, every time.
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02
Palm & Tree Trimming
Palm and tree trimming that keeps your property safe, storm-ready, and looking cared for.
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03
Mulching
Fresh mulch that finishes your beds, holds moisture through dry spells, and keeps weeds down.
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