Lawn care in Winter Garden. Same crew, same day.
A yard card on your phone after every visit. No contract.
Quotes from photos
Get a quote from photos
Send 2–3 photos of your front yard and your back yard, beds included. The Six Oaks office writes your price from them, and you pick a day for the first visit.
- Send photosRight in the chat, from your phone. It tells you which ones help.
- Get your quoteWritten by a person here from your photos, usually the same day.
- Pick a daySay yes, choose a day, and we text you to confirm the time.
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Rather talk it through? Call (656) 236-2374.
What you get after every visit
The yard card, after every visit
Anyone can leave a yard looking cut. The yard card shows what was actually done, including what we decided not to do.
- Grass type and the height it was cut
- Which sprinkler zones ran, and what was wrong
- What we skipped, with the reason
- Grass
- St. Augustine, FloratamSunny front, shady side yard
- Cut at
- 3.75 inRight range for this grass: 3.5–4.0 in
- Blade
- SharpChecked on site before the first pass
- Sprinklers
- 6 of 6 zones ranZone 4 head throwing on the driveway, reset next visit
- Clippings
- Returned to the lawnMulched, not bagged
- Not done
- No fertilizer this visitOrange County restricts nitrogen June 1 – September 30. Feeding resumes in October.
Local know-how
Your yard, season by season
Central Florida lawns run on their own calendar. Here’s what we do in each part of the year, and why.
Green-up
First feeding after a soil test, every sprinkler zone checked, and beds mulched before the heat.
Also this season
Mowing goes weekly as growth picks up. Weeds are spot-treated while they’re small.
Lawn fertilization
Fast growth and fungus
No nitrogen fertilizer from June 1 to September 30, because Orange County doesn’t allow it. Your card will say so.
Also this season
Sprinklers turned down when the afternoon storms do the watering, and brown patch watched for.
Lawn mowing
Feeding resumes
The fall feeding goes down in October. Chinch bug and brown patch damage is checked before anything is sprayed.
Growth slows
Cuts spread out to every other week and the sprinkler controller is turned down for the cool months.
Also this season
Frost-tender plants are covered on the cold nights, and palms are trimmed before spring.
Sprinkler repairWhat we do
Lawn and landscape services in Winter Garden
Lawn, beds, trees, water and light, done by one crew that knows your yard.
Lawn mowing & edging
Cut at the height your grass needs, edged and blown clean every visit.
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Fertilization & weeds
Fed on a soil test and the county calendar.
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Sprinkler repair
Every zone run and watched.
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Hedges & shrubs
Shaped on each plant’s own timing.
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Mulch & beds
Two to three inches, off every trunk.
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Sod installation
The right grass for the light.
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Trees & palms
Pruned to standard, never topped.
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Maintenance plans, lawn pest & disease, yard cleanups, sprinkler repair, drainage, landscape lighting and the free walkthrough.
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$0Walkthrough & soil test
Before anything is priced
The walkthrough is free, and it comes with a soil test.
Someone walks the property, runs every sprinkler zone, pulls a soil test and writes down what’s actually wrong before there’s a price on anything.
- Grass identified and the right cut height set
- Every sprinkler zone run and watched
- Soil test pulled and tested for pH
- Beds, trees and drainage looked at
- A written, itemized estimate, even if the answer is “you don’t need us”
No surprises
How lawn service works
Four steps, in this order, every time. Nothing extra is done until you’ve said yes.
Free walkthrough
Grass, sprinklers and soil, looked at on site. Nothing is applied on the visit.
Written estimate
Itemized. Say yes to some, all or none of it.
Same crew, same day
Every week or every other week. No window to sit in.
Yard card
On your phone before the truck leaves the street.
Reviews
What Winter Garden neighbors say
“Same two guys every Thursday, and the yard card is on my phone before the truck pulls away. The zone that sprayed our driveway for a year got fixed on the second visit without me asking.”
“They told me why they weren’t fertilizing in July instead of just skipping it. The last company sprayed every month and the St. Augustine still looked tired. It’s thick now.”
“We had brown patches along the driveway. They checked for chinch bugs before treating anything, and it turned out to be a sprinkler head throwing the wrong way. Honest crew.”
The chat is on any hour
Ask the yard question you’d feel silly calling about.
The chat on this page answers straight away. Send a photo of the brown patch and we’ll tell you what we see.
When it’s something a person should look at, it takes your name, address and number and passes them to the office for a free walkthrough.
Hi! What’s your yard doing?
Tap a question to start. You can add photos in the chat.
Local and owner-run
Where we work around Winter Garden
Same crew, same day is a promise about time, so our routes stay close to home in west Orange and south Lake County.
- Winter Garden
- Ocoee
- Windermere
- Oakland
- Gotha
- Horizon West
- Clermont
Straight answers
Lawn care questions we hear most
How short should my grass be cut?
It depends on the grass. St. Augustine wants 3.5 to 4 inches, Bahia 3 to 4, Zoysia 2 to 2.5. Cutting St. Augustine short to look tidy scalps it, so the weeds get the light. Your yard card carries the height we use.
Why is my lawn browning in patches?
Three things look alike from the curb: chinch bugs in the hot, dry strip by the drive, brown patch in rings during cool wet weather, and drought stress from cutting too short. Each needs a different fix, so nothing is sprayed before we know which.
Why didn’t you fertilize this month?
Winter Garden and Orange County don’t allow nitrogen or phosphorus on lawns from June 1 to September 30. Those months are about cut height, water and spot weed control, and your card says so.
Do you need a contract?
No, and there’s no cancellation fee. Stop any week.
Do you do hardscape, like pavers, walls and steps?
No. It’s a different trade with different equipment. We’d rather point you to someone who does it every day.
Get a straight answer about your yard.
Tell us what the lawn is doing. If it can wait, we’ll say so, and if it needs someone to look, the walkthrough is free.