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Florida Lawn Care & Landscaping Companies — 2026

108 verified lawn care businesses across 51 Florida cities. Contact pros directly — no middlemen, no lead fees.

Florida lawns grow year-round — and so do the weeds, chinch bugs, and brown patch fungus. The lawn-care and landscaping companies below handle weekly mowing, fertilization programs, weed and pest control, irrigation repair, mulch, palm trimming, and full landscape design. Most offer monthly maintenance plans tuned for Florida grass types: St. Augustine, Bahia, Zoysia, and Bermuda.

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Florida17Jacksonville7Tampa6Cape Coral4Saint Petersburg4Sarasota4Orlando3Port Charlotte3St. Petersburg3Lake Worth3Palm Bay3Pensacola3Edgewater3Fort Myers2Pinellas Park2Seminole2Naples2Merritt Island2Vero Beach2Ocala2Ponte Vedra Beach1Winter Haven1Casselberry1Mount Dora1

All Lawn Care Listings in Florida

108 listings

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does lawn service cost in Florida?▾
Standard weekly mow-and-edge in Florida runs $40–$75 per visit for a quarter-acre lot, or $160–$320/month. Add fertilization and pest treatments (4-6 applications/year) for $400–$900 annually. Full landscape maintenance with palm trimming and bed work runs $200–$500/month. Premium properties with extensive landscaping easily push past $750/month.
What's the best grass for a Florida lawn?▾
St. Augustine (Floratam, Palmetto, ProVista) dominates South and Central Florida — it tolerates heat and shade well. Zoysia is the premium choice for drought tolerance and dense growth. Bahia handles the Panhandle's poorer soils. Bermuda is common at golf courses and athletic fields but doesn't tolerate shade. Pick the variety that matches your sun exposure.
When should I fertilize my Florida lawn?▾
Florida fertilizer ordinances (most coastal counties) ban or restrict nitrogen applications during the rainy season (June 1 – September 30). Best timing: spring application (Feb–May), fall application (Oct–Nov), and a slow-release iron-based product for color in summer. Always follow the 'Florida-Friendly Fertilizer' rules to avoid runoff fines.
What's destroying my Florida lawn?▾
Top culprits: chinch bugs (St. Augustine), grubs (Bahia/Zoysia), army worms (after rains), brown patch fungus (winter wet/cool), gray leaf spot (humid summer), and fertilizer burn from over-application. A licensed lawn-care tech can diagnose with a 5-minute walk and treat for $80–$200 per application.
Do Florida lawn care companies need a license?▾
Mowing and edging don't require a state license. Pesticide and herbicide application requires a Limited Lawn & Ornamental Certificate from the Florida Department of Agriculture. Always ask to see the cert before letting anyone spray on your property — unlicensed application is illegal and homeowner-liable.