FDACS licenses you can look up. Insurance, service agreements and plan prices from the business’s own site. Reviews you can check yourself. Then contact the pro directly — we never take a cut.
Residential and commercial sprinkler repair, irrigation installation, pump service, drainage and landscape lighting in Polk County and Central Florida.
Auburndale-based landscaping company serving homeowners across Polk County with lawn maintenance, sod, irrigation repair, hardscaping, mulch and rock, hedge and palm trimming, and cleanups.
Lawn mowingSod installationMulch & bed maintenance+5
Family-owned full-service lawn and property maintenance company in Auburndale covering routine lawn care, landscaping, pavers, fertilization, irrigation, tree and palm work.
Family-owned pest control and termite company in Lake Alfred that also offers residential and commercial lawn spraying, weed control, shrub care and palm care across Polk County.
Commercial landscape design, maintenance, irrigation repair, tree care and enhancement for resorts, HOAs and multifamily and commercial properties from Tampa to Daytona Beach; formerly Weber Environmental Services.
A growing first collection, not a complete list. Hours, prices, licenses and agreements are business-published and may change. How we source our listings ↗
EVERY PRO IN AUBURNDALE
All 14 lawn & landscape pros serving Auburndale, A–Z.
Alvarado's Landscaping ServicesServes Auburndale, Polk CountyLawn mowing · Sod installation · Mulch & bed maintenance · Tree & shrub trimming
K&C Mendez Lawn Service LLCServes Polk CountyLawn mowing · Fertilization & weed control · Landscaping & design · Sod installation
New Image Lawn CareServes Lake Wales, Babson Park, Frostproof, Indian Lake EstatesFertilization & weed control · Landscaping & design · Mulch & bed maintenance · Tree & shrub trimming
Plant City Landscaping ProsServes Plant City, Lakeland, Brandon, TampaLandscaping & design · Hardscaping & pavers
Polk LawnServes Winter Haven, Auburndale, DavenportLawn mowing · Fertilization & weed control · Landscaping & design · Sod installation
A lawn plan is a long relationship: someone on your property every week or two, chemicals on the grass your kids and pets play on, and a bill every month. So every business gets the same plain check of what you can verify for yourself — not a rating, not an ad. Unknowns stay unknown.
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It’s a real business
Sourced from the business’s own website. Lead-generation pages, marketplaces and call centers don’t count.
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It’s licensed where it matters
Fertilizer and weed-control work in Florida needs an FDACS pest-control license. We show the number when the business publishes it or the state record matches by name and address.
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It says it’s insured
Insurance exactly as the business states it, with a link to where it says so. Always ask for the certificate.
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The terms are in writing
A published service agreement or guarantee, in the business’s own words. If it doesn’t publish one, we say so.
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You can see the price
Plan and job prices only when the business publishes them, with the source and the date we checked.
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Florida-Friendly or certified
Florida-Friendly Landscaping, GI-BMP, ISA or FNGLA credentials, as the business states them. Reviews are linked so you can read them yourself — we never invent ratings.
NEW TO A FLORIDA YARD?
The grass doesn’t stop, so pick your crew carefully.
Around Tampa Bay, lawns grow most of the year and summer rain is heavy, so most plans run year-round and some cities restrict fertilizer in the rainy season. Compare written quotes, ask what each visit includes, and pick a business you trust. How to choose a lawn care company ↗
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Jun 1 – Sep 30, typicallyRainy season: several communities restrict nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizer.
Fig. 1The Tampa Bay lawn year. Lawns grow most of the year; fertilizer rules differ by city and county. Summer fertilizer rules ↗
Are you licensed for fertilizer and weed control?In Florida, commercial fertilizer, pesticide and weed-control work on lawns is licensed by FDACS. Ask for the license number and look it up yourself.
Are you insured?Ask for a certificate of insurance (general liability, and workers’ comp if they have employees) before a crew works on your property.
What’s in the plan, and how do I cancel?Get the visit frequency, what each visit includes, price changes and cancellation terms in writing.
What happens if a visit is missed?Ask how rain-outs and missed visits are rescheduled or credited, and how you’ll hear about it.
ASK AROUND
Who does your yard? Send them the pro.
Good lawn crews get found through neighbors. Share a business to the group chat with one tap — the link opens with their services, stated license and contact details. Saved a shortlist? Share that too and let a neighbor weigh in.
Claim your free profile. Show your license, your insurance, your service agreement and your plan prices, and make it easy for homeowners to trust you before the first visit.
Taylor's Turf LLCLakeland
AquaRight Irrigation & Water Solutions, LLCHaines City
