HOA & Commercial Landscaping Lakeland FL | Evergreen Lawns

HOA & Commercial Property Maintenance

One landscaping vendor for
your entire property.

Evergreen Lawns and Landscaping specializes in commercial property maintenance and year-round landscaping for HOA communities across Lakeland, Mulberry, Bartow, Polk County, and Central Florida — turf, beds, hedges, palms, tree trimming, fertilization, and irrigation under one agreement.

We want your business — and we show up like it every week.

15+Commercial properties & communities served
85Acres mowed every week
15Lakes & ponds maintained
52Weeks a year, no off season

What We Do

Everything your community needs, from one contractor.

Most associations juggle a mowing company, a tree service, an irrigation tech, and a fertilization vendor — four schedules, four invoices, and four people to chase when something gets missed. We do all of it.

Commercial Property Maintenance

Full grounds care for HOA common areas, boulevards, office parks, and multi-family properties on a fixed weekly schedule.

  • Mowing, edging, line trimming, blow-down
  • Entrances, medians, and roadway corridors
  • Mowing around and line trimming retention ponds and lakes
  • Trash and debris removal every visit

Year-Round Landscape Maintenance

Florida has no off season. We keep every common area impeccable in February the same way we do in July — the schedule adjusts, the standard does not.

  • Hedge and ornamental shrub shaping
  • Flower beds kept clean and free of foreign growth
  • Bed maintenance, mulch, and edging
  • Seasonal color and plant replacement

Fertilization & Weed Control

A scheduled program instead of guesswork — so the turf your association pays to mow is actually worth mowing, and the hard surfaces stay clean.

  • Scheduled fertilization rounds
  • Broadleaf and grassy weed control in turf
  • Concrete surfaces sprayed and kept weed-free

Tree & Palm Trimming

Canopy and palm work that protects sight lines, rooflines, and sidewalks — and gets ahead of what a Florida storm season will otherwise decide for you.

  • Palms maintained as needed
  • Canopy raising and clearance over walks and drives
  • Storm-season risk trimming
  • Debris hauled off, not left at the curb

Irrigation Maintenance

Most communities are either watering the sidewalk or losing turf to a zone nobody knew was down. We find it before the board does.

  • Zone-by-zone wet checks
  • Head, nozzle, and valve repair
  • Controller programming and seasonal adjustment
  • Leak and break diagnosis

What "maintained" actually means on our contracts

Boards get burned by vague scopes. This is the standard we hold on every community we service, written out so you know exactly what you are buying.

  • All common areas kept up to par and looking impeccable
  • Flower beds kept free of foreign growth and weeds
  • Concrete surfaces sprayed and kept weed-free
  • Hedges trimmed and shaped community-wide
  • Palm trees maintained as needed
  • Retention ponds and lakes mowed around and line trimmed
  • Trash and debris removed from common areas
  • Entrances kept presentation-ready year-round

Featured Properties

Full-service grounds maintenance, contract after contract.

Each of these communities is under an active maintenance agreement. Scope below is the work we perform on site — not a menu of what we offer.

Aerial view of Towne Park Estates in Lakeland, Florida, showing community lakes and mowed common areas maintained by Evergreen Lawns and Landscaping
Lakeland, FL

Towne Park Estates

3790 Sandhill Crane Dr, Lakeland, FL 33811

  • Approximately 10 acres mowed weekly through the entire growing season
  • All hedges trimmed, shaped, and maintained community-wide
  • 3 lakes — including a 6-acre lake line-trimmed around the full perimeter every other week
  • 2 community entrances kept presentation-ready

We maintain everything on the property except the county-owned sidewalk and drainage ditch.

Aerial view of the Enclave at Imperial Lakes community in Mulberry, Florida, showing the boulevard and retention ponds maintained by Evergreen Lawns and Landscaping
Mulberry, FL

Enclave at Imperial Lakes

3391 Imperial Manor Way, Mulberry, FL 33860

  • 10 ponds maintained on a consistent rotation
  • Full boulevard maintenance — one of the largest divided entry corridors we service
  • Community common areas mowed, edged, and detailed on schedule
  • Hedge and shrub care throughout the community
Evergreen Lawns and Landscaping work at the Enclave at Imperial Lakes in Mulberry, Florida
Aerial view of the Indian Creek community on Indian Creek Park Drive in Lakeland, Florida, maintained by Evergreen Lawns and Landscaping
Lakeland, FL

Indian Creek — Hulbert Home Mansions

6942 Indian Creek Park Dr, Lakeland, FL 33813

  • Estate-lot community with large, highly visible common areas
  • Mowing, edging, and line trimming on a set weekly schedule
  • Hedge and ornamental shrub maintenance
  • Entry and roadway corridor kept clean and uniform
Evergreen Lawns and Landscaping maintaining community common areas in Lakeland, Florida
Lakeland, FL

Falcons Landing HOA

Lakeland, Florida

  • 2 community entrances maintained
  • 2 ponds mowed and line trimmed
  • Common area turf and hedge maintenance
Evergreen Lawns and Landscaping on a weekly mowing route in Bartow, Florida
Bartow, FL

Taylor's Landing HOA

Bartow, Florida

  • 4 acres mowed every week
  • Edging, line trimming, and blow-down each visit
  • Common area detail work

How It Works

From first call to first mow, without a headache.

Switching landscapers is the part boards dread. Here is exactly what it looks like with us.

Step 1

Walk the property

We meet you on site, walk every common area, and note what the last contract missed. Bring a board member or two — the more eyes the better.

Step 2

Written proposal

You get a line-item scope and schedule with a fixed monthly number, written so you can hand it to your board and your management company as-is.

Step 3

Clean transition

We coordinate the start date around your current agreement, and the first visits include catch-up work to bring the property up to standard.

Step 4

Weekly service

Consistent crews, a set schedule, and one number to call when something needs attention between visits.

References

Call the people we work for.

These are the board members and property managers who sign off on our work every month. Contact information is furnished on request — ask and we will connect you directly.

Towne Park Estates

Lakeland, FL

HOA President

Contact available upon request

Enclave at Imperial Lakes

Mulberry, FL

HOA President

Contact available upon request

Indian Creek HOA

Lakeland, FL

HOA President

Contact available upon request

Falcons Landing & Taylor's Landing

Lakeland & Bartow, FL

Property Manager

Highland Community Management

Contact available upon request

Click For References

Call (863) 255-9986 and we will put you in touch with any board on this page.

Common Questions

What Polk County boards ask us first.

What areas do you serve?

We serve Central Florida — Lakeland, Mulberry, Bartow, Winter Haven, Plant City, and communities throughout Polk County and the surrounding Central Florida area.

Do you work with HOA boards and property management companies?

Both. We hold active maintenance agreements directly with HOA boards and also service communities through Highland Community Management.

What is included in an HOA maintenance contract?

Mowing, edging, line trimming, and blow-down of all common areas, plus hedge shaping, flower beds kept free of foreign growth, concrete surfaces sprayed for weeds, palm maintenance, pond and lake bank trimming, trash and debris removal, and entrance care.

How often do you mow?

Common areas are mowed every week through the growing season. Large lake banks are line trimmed on their own rotation — at Towne Park Estates, the six-acre lake is trimmed every other week.

Do you maintain retention ponds and lake banks?

Yes. We mow around and line trim retention ponds and lakes as part of standard maintenance, and currently maintain fifteen across our communities — including a ten-pond community in Mulberry and a single six-acre lake.

Can you handle tree trimming and irrigation, or do we need separate vendors?

We handle both. Palm and canopy trimming, irrigation repair, fertilization, and weed control all run through the same agreement and the same point of contact.

How does billing work?

Recurring maintenance is a fixed monthly amount so your association can budget it cleanly. Additional work — storm cleanup, plant replacement, large tree work — is quoted in writing and approved by the board before it starts.

We are under contract with someone else. Is it worth talking now?

Yes. Most associations start the conversation sixty to ninety days out. We will walk the property, put a proposal in your hands, and time the start date around your current agreement.

Can I speak with your current HOA clients?

Yes. Call (863) 255-9986 and we will connect you with the board or property manager for any community on this page.

Service Area

Serving Central Florida — Lakeland, Mulberry, Bartow, Winter Haven, Plant City, Auburndale, Lake Wales, Haines City, Davenport, and communities throughout Polk County and the surrounding Central Florida area. Services include HOA landscaping, commercial property maintenance, landscape maintenance, hedge and palm trimming, tree trimming, fertilization and weed control, irrigation maintenance, retention pond and lake bank line trimming, and community entrance care.

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Put your community on this list.

Request a walk-through and a written maintenance proposal for your HOA, boulevard, or commercial property anywhere in Polk County. Fill out the form and we will be in touch.