Demo build by Imprynt — this business is fictional. See real pricing →
Skip to content
A finished tropical backyard at golden hour — lush green lawn bordered by layered planting beds and palms, warm light raking across the grass

Coral Gables · Pinecrest · South Miami

Yards that make the neighbors slow down.

Design, installation, and month-in, month-out care from one crew that knows South Florida dirt. No subcontractor roulette.

The proof

Same yard, eight weeks apart. Drag the line.

A Pinecrest renovation from this spring: new St. Augustine sod, three planting beds, drip irrigation, and a paver path to the back gate.

A tired backyard before renovation — patchy grass, bare dirt, and overgrown edges
The same backyard after renovation — full green lawn, defined planting beds, and a clean paver path
BeforeAfter

Slide with your finger, mouse, or arrow keys.

What we do

One crew, from first sketch to last mow.

Everything we do →
  • 01

    Design + install

    A planting plan drawn for your light and soil, then built by the same crew that drew it.

  • 02

    Monthly maintenance

    Mow, edge, trim, and tidy on a set schedule — the yard just stays handled.

  • 03

    Irrigation

    New systems, retrofits, and repairs, tuned to Miami-Dade watering days.

  • 04

    Hardscape

    Paver patios and walkways set on a proper compacted base, not just sand.

  • 05

    Tree work

    Canopy raising, structural pruning, and safe removals when there's no saving one.

  • 06

    Seasonal cleanups

    Quarterly resets that pull the yard back into shape before it drifts.

The Fernline calendar

A yard on a schedule beats a yard on a whim.

  • Jan · Apr · Jul · Oct

    Quarterly cleanup

    Beds weeded and re-edged, shrubs shaped, palms cleaned, everything hauled away. The yard leaves the day looking deliberate again.

  • May, before the June rains

    Mulch refresh

    Two to three inches of pine bark across every bed — it holds moisture through summer and keeps the weeds from getting ideas.

  • May–June, ahead of hurricane season

    Storm prep

    Canopies thinned so wind passes through, dead wood out, loose limbs down. The pruning you do in May is the roof you keep in September.

A front yard with fresh curb appeal — crisp lawn edges, mulched beds of tropical shrubs, and a tidy walkway to the door

Your yard has been waiting long enough.

Tell us what you’re working with and we’ll come walk it — quotes are free, written down, and honored.