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Curb appeal in South Florida is a year-round project. Guild landscape professionals handle design, installation, irrigation and the maintenance that keeps it looking intentional.

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Average homeowner rating

Completed projects
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Recent work

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Real scopes delivered by Guild members across South Florida. Select a project to open the photo gallery.

Budget guidance

What landscaping typically costs

Landscape budgets scale with plant maturity, hardscape and irrigation scope. These ranges assume a typical quarter-acre South Florida lot.

Recurring Lawn Care

$140 – $320 / month

Timeline
Weekly / biweekly
Typical ROI
Protects turf investment

Mow, edge, blow, hedge trim.

Sod Replacement

$2,200 – $6,000

Timeline
2 – 3 days
Typical ROI
Immediate curb appeal

St. Augustine or Zoysia, prep included.

Irrigation System

$3,500 – $8,500

Timeline
2 – 4 days
Typical ROI
Cuts water waste 30%

Zones, smart controller, rain sensor.

Full Landscape Design

$12,000 – $40,000

Timeline
2 – 5 weeks
Typical ROI
5 – 12% property value

Plan, plant material, lighting, hardscape.

Figures are educational estimates for South Florida homes and are not quotes. Your written proposal from a Guild member is the only accurate number.

How it works

Seven steps, no surprises

The same process every Guild landscaping professional follows, from first call to warranty support.

  1. Step 1Request QuoteShare your project in under two minutes.
  2. Step 2Free EstimateAn on-site visit at no cost, no obligation.
  3. Step 3ProposalItemized, written, and fixed before work begins.
  4. Step 4SchedulingA start date you choose, confirmed in writing.
  5. Step 5InstallationIn-house crews, protected floors, daily clean-up.
  6. Step 6Final WalkthroughNothing signs off until you're satisfied.
  7. Step 7Warranty SupportWritten workmanship warranty and direct escalation.

Resource Center

Landscaping guides for homeowners

Answers

Landscaping questions homeowners ask

What grass works best in South Florida?

Floratam St. Augustine handles heat and partial shade and is the regional default. Zoysia looks finer and takes traffic well but costs more and needs a stricter watering schedule.

How often should I water?

Two to three deep waterings a week beats daily light watering, which encourages shallow roots. Broward County water restrictions apply — a smart controller keeps you compliant automatically.

When is the best time to plant?

Late spring through early summer, so roots establish during the rainy season. Palms in particular transplant best in warm months.

Do you handle HOA approval?

Guild landscapers routinely prepare plant lists and drawings for architectural review boards in Weston, Parkland and Cooper City communities.

How much does landscape lighting cost?

Most homes land between $3,000 and $9,000 installed for LED path, uplight and soffit fixtures on a transformer with a timer.

Can you fix drainage problems?

Yes — French drains, regrading and dry wells are standard remedies for the low-lying pockets common on Broward lots.

Coverage

Cities served by Guild landscaping pros

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