Belle Isle, FL
Landscaping in Belle Isle That Still Looks Right Years From Now
We handle lawn care, landscape design, irrigation, sod, hardscapes and tree work for homeowners in Belle Isle, Pine Castle, Edgewood and nearby. Before you spend anything, we walk your yard with you and show what each choice costs up front, how long it lasts and how much upkeep it needs.
- Free on-site walkthrough
- Written line-item estimates
- Cleanup before we leave
- Financing available
Where We Work
We are based in Belle Isle and work at homes throughout the area. That includes Pine Castle, Edgewood, Oak Ridge, Conway, Sky Lake, Holden Lakes and Holden Heights. We also take jobs in Orlando, Meadow Woods and Buenaventura Lakes.
- Belle Isle
- Pine Castle
- Edgewood
- Oak Ridge
- Conway
- Sky Lake
- Holden Lakes
- Holden Heights
- Orlando
- Meadow Woods
- Buenaventura Lakes
If you are unsure whether we reach your street, ask when you call and we will tell you.
What We Do Around Your Home
Most of our work is lawn care, mulch and beds, irrigation and sod installation, the things that keep a yard healthy week to week. We also do landscape design and hardscape installation when you want something new built. For trees, we handle tree trimming and removal, palm tree pruning and removal, stump grinding and bamboo removal. Seasonal cleanup and property cleanup cover the times a yard needs a reset.
Lawn Care
Regular mowing, feeding, weed control and pest checks that keep your grass thick, so you are not paying to replace dead patches later.
Landscape Design
A planting and layout plan that shows what each choice costs now and what it will ask of you in trimming, water and replacement later.
Mulch and Beds
Weeding, edging and fresh mulch for your planting beds, with a straight comparison of what each mulch costs now and over the years.
Irrigation
Sprinkler repair, zone adjustments, drip lines and new systems, with a straight answer on what to fix and what to replace.
Seasonal Cleanup
Leaf drop, cold-damaged plants and overgrown beds cleared on a schedule that fits Central Florida, with all debris hauled away.
Sod Installation
We strip the old lawn, fix the grade and lay grass suited to your sun, shade and upkeep, so the new lawn is still worth it years from now.
Hardscape Installation
Paver patios, walkways, driveways, retaining walls and fire pits built on a compacted base so they stay flat through years of summer rain.
Tree Trimming and Removal
Pruning that keeps healthy trees strong for years, and careful removal when a tree has reached the end of its safe life.
Palm Tree Pruning and Removal
Careful palm pruning that leaves the green fronds alone, plus safe removal of dying or damaged palms with full cleanup.
Stump Grinding
We grind old stumps below the soil line and clear the chips, so you can mow, plant or lay sod over the spot without a fight.
Bamboo Removal
We cut bamboo down, dig out the spreading rhizomes, haul it all away and come back to check for new shoots.
Property Cleanup
One-time clearing of overgrown yards, brush, vines and debris piles, hauled away, with an honest look at what it takes to keep the yard clear afterward.
What Moves the Price
Every yard is different, so we price after we see it. These are the things that change the number most. Some cost more now and save money every year after.
Your estimate is free and written out line by line after we walk the property. If you want to compare options, we can price two versions side by side.
- Size and layout
- Square footage matters, but so does shape. Lots of curves, narrow strips and small beds take more hand work than one open lawn.
- What is under the surface
- Sandy soil drains fast and holds few nutrients. If the ground needs grading, amending or clearing of old roots before anything goes in, that shows up on the estimate as its own line.
- Plant and material choices
- Some grasses, shrubs and pavers cost more to buy but need less water, trimming or replacing. We show you the trade-off so you can pick what fits your budget and your weekends.
- Getting equipment in
- When a mower or small loader can drive straight through the gate, the job moves fast. If the backyard is fenced tight or sits behind a pool cage, we may have to wheelbarrow soil and pavers in by hand. That means more labor hours.
- Irrigation condition
- New sod and plants only live if the water reaches them. If heads are broken or zones are mis-set, fixing that first protects what you are paying for.
- Timing and permits
- Planting in the rainy season can cut watering costs. Some hardscape work may need a permit, and we tell you at the walkthrough if yours does.
Why Homeowners Pick Us
The cheapest plant or paver is not always the cheapest choice by year three. We show you both numbers so you can decide.
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We price the whole life of the job
A bed of annuals and a bed of native shrubs cost different amounts today. They also cost very different amounts to keep up. We lay out both, so you are not surprised by what the yard asks of you later.
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Estimates you can read
Your estimate lists each item on its own line: plants, sod, mulch, labor, haul-off. If you want to cut something, you can see exactly what it saves.
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Straight answers on repair or replace
A patchy lawn does not always need new sod. A leaky zone does not always need a new system. We tell you which one makes sense and why, even when the smaller job is the answer.
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We leave the place clean
Clippings get blown off the driveway. Cut limbs and old sod get hauled away. Your walkways and beds get swept before we pack up.
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Financing for bigger projects
A new patio or a full-yard redo does not have to be paid all at once. You can finance amounts up to $100,000, with terms anywhere from 2 to 12 years, and pay it off early with no penalty. Ask about it on the phone and we will walk you through the details.
A Local Crew That Thinks Past Install Day
We are Belle Isle Landscaping. We work on homes across Belle Isle and the south Orlando area, doing everything from weekly lawn care to new patios and tree removal.
We started this company because we kept seeing yards redone every few years. Plants that could not take full sun. Sod laid over bad soil. Sprinklers watering the driveway. Most of that is avoidable if someone thinks about year five on day one.
So that is how we work. We tell you what a choice costs now and what it will cost to keep. Then you decide, and we do the job right.
- In business
- In business since 2018
Questions We Hear a Lot
- Is the walkthrough really free?
- Yes. We come out, walk your yard with you and give you a free written estimate. There is no charge for the visit and no obligation to book anything.
- Why does a cheaper option sometimes cost more?
- Low-cost plants that are wrong for your sun or soil often die in the first summer and get replaced. A lawn without fixed irrigation can burn out and need new sod. We show you the up-front price and the likely upkeep so you can see the real total.
- Do you offer financing?
- Yes. Larger jobs can be financed for any amount up to $100,000. Terms run from 2 to 12 years, and paying the balance off early costs nothing extra. Most people use it for landscape design, hardscape installation and bigger yard projects.
- Do I need to be home while you work?
- Not usually. For most lawn care, cleanup and tree work, we just need access to the yard and gates unlocked. We do ask you to be there for the walkthrough so we can talk through choices together.
- Should I fix my lawn or replace it with new sod?
- It depends on what is wrong. Thin spots from shade, pests or a bad sprinkler zone can often be fixed. If most of the lawn is weeds or dead, new sod is usually the better buy. We will tell you which one we see and why.
- How do you handle permits?
- Most lawn and planting work does not need one. Some hardscape and larger projects might. If yours does, we tell you at the walkthrough and include it in the plan.
- When is the best time to plant or lay sod?
- Late spring into summer is usually easiest, since regular rain helps roots take hold and cuts down on hand watering. Planting in the dry months works too, but it needs closer attention to irrigation.
How a Job Runs
No pressure and no guessing. Here is what happens from the first call to the last walk-around.
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You call us
Tell us what is bothering you about the yard, or what you want to change. We set a time to come out.
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We walk the yard with you
We look at the lawn, beds, trees, drainage and sprinklers. We ask how much time you want to spend on upkeep, because that shapes what we suggest.
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You get a written estimate
Each item is listed with its cost. Where it helps, we show a lower-cost option next to a longer-lasting one.
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We do the work
We protect walkways and beds, keep the work area tidy and tell you if we find something unexpected before we change the plan.
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Final walk and care notes
We walk the finished job with you, haul off debris and explain how to water and care for anything new.
Let's Walk Your Yard
We will look at what you have, talk about what you want and show you what each option costs now and later. The estimate is free and written out line by line.