Lawn Care in Trinity, FL

That is most of what we do here. Trinity communities are deed-restricted and the standards are written down, so tell us what yours requires: cut height, edge lines, whether clippings can stay, how the mailbox bed should look. We work to that. If the association changes something, let us know and we will adjust the visit rather than argue about it later.

Worth knowing the rule: while the district's shortage order is in effect, an HOA cannot enforce community standards that require you to use more potable or well water, including replacing plant material to meet appearance rules. Turf going off-color on a one-day-a-week schedule is normal. Raising the cut height helps it hold moisture. We will mow higher on request.

Yes. Hedge and shrub trimming is a listed service and it pairs naturally with Trinity lots, where the foundation planting is often as visible as the grass. We can do it on the mowing visit or as a separate job. Either way you get a price first. Trimmings get hauled off, not left bagged at the curb for you to deal with.

Yes. Standard St. Augustine cultivars like Floratam want three and a half to four inches. Zoysia cultivars run much lower, and UF/IFAS puts the range anywhere from a quarter inch up to two and a half depending on the variety. Mowing zoysia at St. Augustine height leaves it puffy and scalp-prone. Tell us what is in your yard, or we will work it out on the first visit.

Yes to both. Mulch installation in the beds, and sod replacement where a patch has died out under a downspout, along a hot driveway edge or in dense shade. On small lots the match matters, so we replace with the same grass type rather than whatever is on the truck. Both are quoted flat before we order material.