Lawn and grounds, Suntree
Lawn care and grounds in Suntree, FL
Suntree runs on associations, managers and common ground. Our lawn work is set up for that: a written scope, a fixed rotation, and the same company handling the trees over the turf instead of a second vendor.
Office hours are Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm. Estimates are free and in writing before anything starts.
- 30+ years in Brevard
- Licensed and insured
- Commercial and HOA first
- 30+years in Brevard
- 10,000+trees removed
- 1,000+acres cleared
- 500jobs a year, on average
Companies that have had TR on their property
Grounds, tree work and storm response on active commercial sites.
What we take on
Six parts of a Suntree property, under one scope.
6 of them
01Common turf
The open grass everyone sees and nobody owns. Mown and edged on a set rotation.
02Irrigation checks
Heads buried, misaimed or dead. We flag and check, we do not rebuild systems.
03Fertilization
Scheduled around the county rules, not around whatever is on the shelf.
04Shrub and bed lines
Clipped to a line along walls and walks, on a longer rotation than the turf.
05Pond and slope edges
Suntree has water everywhere. Banks get mown to the line and kept off woody growth.
06Seasonal cleanups
Leaf and frond litter after a front or a system, cleared rather than blown into the street.
Our lawn work is mainly set up for commercial clients. That is a fit for Suntree, and it is worth saying plainly.
Written scope, fixed rotation, trees and turf under one contract.
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This is a commercial-first service.
Tree work is the bigger half of this company and the lawn side is built mainly around commercial and association clients. For a single house wanting weekly mowing we are usually not the right fit, and we would rather say that here than on the phone.
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The scope is a document.
What gets done, how often, and what sits outside it. Managers and boards change; a written scope is what survives them. It also turns a renewal into a price conversation rather than an argument about what was ever included.
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Trees over the turf are ours too.
Most grounds contracts stop at the canopy. Clearance lifting over walks and drives, hazard removal, stump grinding and storm cleanup all run under the same contact here.
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Fertilizer is regulated in Brevard.
The county restricts phosphorus without a documented soil deficiency and requires a share of nitrogen in slow or controlled release form. Melbourne runs a summer restriction window that covers properties near Suntree. Applications get scheduled around that.
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Water is everywhere in Suntree.
Ponds, swales and retention edges are most of the mowing risk and most of the fertilizer risk. Bank work and buffer handling are named in the scope rather than assumed.
How a property gets taken on.
Walk it with the manager.
Every zone, the awkward corners, and whatever the last contract quietly stopped covering.
Write the scope and rotation.
Turf, beds, banks and canopy, each with a frequency and a price a board can budget.
Name the exclusions.
Irrigation repairs, storm response, tree removals and renovation work are quoted separately rather than argued about in July.
Run it and report it.
A fixed crew on a fixed rotation, with storm work handled by the same company when a system comes through.
Our equipment
The three machines behind a grounds contract.
Most grounds contractors mow and subcontract the rest. These three sit in our yard, which is why the tree work and the heavy work stay under one contract.
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Tractor
- On the job
- Works open ground, pasture and cleared lots where a truck and trailer will not go.
- Why it matters
- On acreage the tractor is the difference between reaching the work and quoting around it.
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02
Giant mini loader
- On the job
- Carries sections and material through a standard side gate and across turf on tracks.
- Why it matters
- Backyard work needs the wood out through the gate rather than a panel taken out of the fence.
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Grapple truck
- On the job
- Lifts trunk sections and whole limbs off the lawn and into the bed. Hauls the same day.
- Why it matters
- Trunk wood is measured in tons. The grapple moves it without a track across the yard and without a pile left at the curb.
The rest of the fleet comes to the same property under the same estimate. Every machine, with photos, is on the equipment page.
See all equipment and vehiclesWe service all of Brevard County.
- Cocoa
- Cocoa Beach
- Melbourne
- Merritt Island
- Mims
- Palm Bay
- Rockledge
- Titusville
We will travel further in Florida for the right job. Ask.
321-504-1054Lawn and grounds questions from Suntree.
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Ongoing weekly mowing for one house is generally not the right fit for us. The lawn side is set up mainly for commercial and association clients. Tree work, stump grinding, storm cleanup and one off project work on a private home, absolutely.
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Yes, and that is the bulk of the lawn side. Common areas, entry plantings, pond banks and commercial grounds, quoted as a written scope with a visit rotation.
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Yes. Each property gets its own scope and its own line under one point of contact. The equipment is sized for multi property work.
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Irrigation repairs, storm response, tree removals and one off renovation work. They are named as exclusions in the document and quoted separately so nobody finds out mid year.
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The county restricts phosphorus unless a soil test documents a deficiency, and requires a share of nitrogen in slow or controlled release form. The City of Melbourne also runs a summer restriction window that affects properties in this area. Applications are scheduled around both.
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We check heads and flag problems as part of a rotation. Full system repairs and rebuilds are outside the maintenance scope and are quoted separately if we take them on at all.
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That is the main reason to use us here. Canopy lifting over walks and drives, hazard removal and storm cleanup run under the same contract instead of a second vendor and a second invoice.
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Turf and edging run on the tightest rotation, beds and shrubs on a longer one, canopy work seasonally. The frequencies are written into the scope so a missed visit is visible.
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Call and we will walk the property with you. The proposal comes back as a scope and a schedule with a price against each zone and the exclusions listed. No charge for the visit.
Get a scope and a schedule for the property.
We walk it with you, write what gets done and how often, and price it so a board can approve it. No charge for the walk.
Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm. Storm and emergency calls are prioritized ahead of routine work.