Lawn and property care for vacation rental owners

Tell us your usual check-in days and we pick a fixed visit day that lands before arrivals. Quiet, quick work — mowing, edging, blowing the entry and the deck — fits between check-out and check-in. Noisy or messy jobs go on vacant days:

• palm trimming over the pool cage and the lanai
• tree work and storm cleanups
• pressure washing of drives, decks and screen enclosures
• mulch and planting projects

If a booking changes, text us and we move the visit.

Rental owners juggle a lot of vendors. We cover the yard, the palms and trees, pressure washing, window cleaning, house cleaning and carpet cleaning, and arrange pest control through a licensed provider. One schedule, one invoice and one phone number: (407) 577-6400.

In an empty house, a broken sprinkler head can run on schedule for weeks before anyone notices, and a controller left on an old schedule can break the current watering order. On every visit we look at the zones that run that day, flag heads that are broken or spraying the house, and keep the controller on your district’s day. Repairs are quoted through our irrigation and sprinkler service before we touch anything.

Many short-term rentals in our area sit in the resort communities around Davenport, in ChampionsGate and across Four Corners, along US 27, US 192 and I-4. Each has its own gate rules, watering district and HOA standards; our city pages cover them, and we register with your community as a vendor before the first visit.

Hurricane season runs June 1 to November 30. Before it starts, a cleanup of dead fronds, fruit and loose limbs removes most of what becomes debris. After a named storm passes, we can check the property, clear the drive and the deck so the house is usable, and send you photos of any damage the same day.