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Commercial & HOA Landscape Installation and Grounds Maintenance

Landscape renovations and installations, plus complete grounds maintenance on a consistent schedule at one monthly price all year, for condominium and community associations, management companies and commercial property owners across Tampa Bay, including St. Petersburg and Clearwater.

Maintenance is for large properties only. We run exclusively large mowers, and big, beautiful properties are our specialty.

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Landscape installsRenovations, plantings, sod, irrigation & lighting
Weekly maintenanceBi-weekly November through March
One monthly priceThe same price all year
Licensed & insuredCommercial & association properties

Commercial & HOA landscape installation

Beyond weekly maintenance, RLC plans and installs landscape improvements for condominium and homeowners associations, management companies and commercial property owners. Entrance upgrades, common-area renovations, replacement plantings, screening hedges, sod, irrigation and lighting are scoped in writing, with plants selected for Florida conditions and long-term upkeep, priced as a clear proposal and built by RLC's own installation crew, so your board or ownership group works with one accountable contractor from the first walk-through to the final punch list.

Installation serviceTypical areasWhat it solves
Landscape renovationsEntrances, monument signs, clubhouses, pool areas, building frontagesTired, overgrown or declining beds replaced with a clean, cohesive planting plan.
Replacement plantingsCommon-area beds, parking islands, courtyardsDead or missing shrubs and groundcover filled in so beds read as complete again.
Privacy & screening hedgesPerimeters, walls and fences, utility and dumpster enclosuresVisual screening and buffers between the property, roads and neighbors.
Palms & treesEntrances, streetscapes, parking areasHeight, structure and curb appeal at the points residents and visitors see first.
Sod installation & replacementCommon lawns, road frontage, areas damaged by construction or irrigation repairsBare, thin or damaged turf replaced with healthy, uniform grass.
IrrigationNew beds, renovated areas, zones with poor coverageWater delivered where new and existing plantings need it.
Landscape lightingEntry signs, monuments, walkways, palms and building facadesNighttime visibility and a finished look after dark.
Rock, mulch & bed refreshesCommon-area beds, tree rings, low-maintenance areasA clean, uniform finish across the property, often timed before annual meetings or peak season.
Artificial turfPet areas, heavy-shade or hard-to-grow spots, amenity spacesGreen, usable surfaces where natural grass keeps failing.

Built for board and manager approval

  • Written scope & proposal

    Plant list, quantities, materials and price laid out clearly, so the proposal can go straight into a board packet or owner approval.

  • Phasing to fit budgets

    Larger renovations can be broken into phases, so work can be spread across budget cycles and the highest-visibility areas go first.

  • Scheduled around residents

    Work is planned around resident access, parking and traffic, with clear communication to management about timing.

  • One company for install & care

    New installations can roll into RLC's grounds maintenance program, so the team that installed the landscape is the team that maintains it.

How an installation project works

  1. Property walk-through. We review the areas that need attention with the manager or board and discuss goals and budget.
  2. Written proposal. You receive the scope, plant and material list, price and, if needed, a phased plan.
  3. Approval & installation. Once the board or owner approves, the work is scheduled with management and completed by RLC's installation crew.
  4. Final walk-through. We review the finished work with management, and the new landscape can move into the maintenance program.

Maintenance specification

The maintenance program includes:

ServiceFrequencyStandard
Turf mowingEvery visitAll turf areas mowed.
EdgingEvery visitDefined edges along curbs, sidewalks, driveways, parking areas and planting bed lines.
Line trimmingEvery visitString trimming in areas mowers cannot reach.
BlowingEvery visitAll pavement and paver surfaces blown off.
Shrub & hedge trimmingIncludedShrubs and hedges trimmed and kept in shape.
Weed sprayingIncludedWeeds sprayed in planting beds and in cracks in concrete and pavers.
Off-season clean-upNov–MarAt least one clean-up visit per property; we strive for two.

Service calendar

Growing season · April – October

Weekly service

Full maintenance program every week.

Off-season · November – March

Bi-weekly service

Every-other-week service, plus off-season clean-ups.

One monthly price, all year

Grounds maintenance is billed as a fixed, level monthly amount for all twelve months. The difference between weekly growing-season service and bi-weekly off-season service is built into that amount, giving associations and owners a predictable landscape budget with no seasonal price changes.

Off-season clean-ups

Summer growth can push shrubs out of shape and let weeds grow into beds and plant material. From November through March, every property receives at least one clean-up visit, and we strive to complete two, to catch up on that growth before spring.

Plans for properties with heavy weed pressure

Properties where weeds and other plants are constantly trying to grow into shrubs and beds are prioritized, and a maintenance plan is set up to take care of those areas consistently.

Schedule reliability

Properties are serviced on a consistent schedule week in and week out. Occasional delays can be caused by heavy rain, the rare equipment breakdown, or Mother Nature and extreme weather events. When a delay happens, service resumes as soon as possible.

Why associations and property managers choose RLC

  • Consistent schedule

    Weekly service in the growing season and bi-weekly service in the off-season.

  • Predictable budgeting

    The same monthly price all year.

  • Complete scope

    Mowing, edging, line trimming, shrub trimming, weed spraying and blowing.

  • Off-season clean-ups

    At least one clean-up visit each off-season, with a goal of two.

  • Licensed & insured

    Commercial grounds maintenance from a licensed and insured company.

  • Additional services

    Clean-ups, sod, irrigation, lighting and landscape renovations, quoted separately.

Property types

  • Condominium association grounds and common areas
  • Homeowners association common areas
  • Commercial properties
  • Managed properties

Service area

Commercial and association grounds maintenance is provided throughout Pinellas, Hillsborough and Pasco counties, including St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Tampa, Lutz, Land O' Lakes, Wesley Chapel, Odessa and Trinity.

Requesting a proposal

  1. Request a proposal. Submit the online form or call to schedule a property walk-through.
  2. Property walk-through. We review the property and the areas that need attention.
  3. Proposal. You receive the scope, schedule and monthly price.

Large residential properties

The same weekly and bi-weekly program, year-round monthly price and off-season clean-ups are available for large residential properties. Request a property walk-through to discuss your property.

Request a landscape or maintenance proposal

Schedule a property walk-through for landscape installation or grounds maintenance at your association, managed property or commercial property. RLC Lawn & Landscape is licensed and insured and provides commercial landscape installation and grounds maintenance across St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Tampa and the greater Tampa Bay area.

Frequently asked questions for boards & managers

Do you install landscaping for HOAs and commercial properties?

Yes. RLC installs landscape renovations, replacement plantings, privacy and screening hedges, palms, sod, irrigation, landscape lighting, rock and mulch for condominium associations, homeowners associations, managed properties and commercial properties.

Can a landscape renovation be phased over more than one budget?

Yes. Larger renovations can be broken into phases so the work fits the association's or owner's budget, with the highest-priority areas completed first.

What does an installation proposal include?

The proposal lays out the scope of work, plant and material list, quantities and price, along with a phased plan when needed, so it can be presented to a board or property owner for approval.

Who performs the installation work?

Installations are completed by RLC's own installation crew.

What does the maintenance program include?

Turf mowing, edging along curbs, sidewalks, driveways and bed lines, line trimming, shrub and hedge trimming, weed spraying in planting beds and in cracks in concrete and pavers, and blowing off all pavement and paver surfaces.

What is the service frequency?

Weekly service from April through October, and bi-weekly service from November through March.

How is maintenance billed?

Maintenance is billed at the same monthly price all year. The difference between weekly growing-season service and bi-weekly off-season service is built into that one amount, which keeps the landscape budget predictable.

Does the monthly price change in the off-season?

No. The monthly price stays the same year-round.

What happens during the off-season?

Between November and March, every property receives at least one clean-up visit to address summer overgrowth and weeds that have grown into beds and shrubs, and we strive to complete two.

How do you handle properties with constant weed growth in the shrubs and beds?

Properties with heavy weed pressure or other plants that keep growing into shrubs and beds are prioritized, and a maintenance plan is set up to address those areas consistently.

Do you spray weeds in beds and in cracks in concrete and pavers?

Yes. Weed spraying in planting beds and in cracks in concrete and pavers is part of the maintenance program.

Do you blow off sidewalks, parking areas and pavers?

Yes. All pavement and paver surfaces are blown off as part of service.

What can cause a scheduled visit to shift?

Heavy rain, the occasional equipment breakdown and extreme weather events can cause delays. Outside of those situations, properties are serviced on schedule week in and week out.

Are you licensed and insured?

Yes. RLC Lawn & Landscape is licensed and insured.

Are other landscape services available?

Yes. Mulch and rock installation, sod replacement, irrigation work, landscape lighting, property clean-ups and landscape renovations are available and quoted separately from maintenance.

Why doesn't RLC maintain small properties?

RLC is built exclusively for large properties. We run only large mowers, designed for expansive lawns and grounds rather than small lots, and big, beautiful properties are what we do best.

What types of properties do you maintain?

Condominium and homeowners associations, commercial properties, managed properties and large residential properties.

What areas do you serve?

St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Tampa, Lutz, Land O' Lakes, Wesley Chapel, Odessa, Trinity and the surrounding Tampa Bay area.

How do we request a proposal?

Submit a proposal request online or call (813) 767-4022 to schedule a property walk-through.