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Community associations

Landscape service for HOAs and property managers

A board wants a common area that looks the same in August as it does in March, a contractor who answers, and no surprises at the annual meeting. That is what the contract is for.

Ironwood Landscape Co. serves Wesley Chapel, Lutz, Land O' Lakes and New Tampa.

FL Irrigation Specialty Contractor #000000Demo licence number — a real client's Ch. 489 number appears here

What boards ask for

Four things worth writing into the contract

  • One point of contact

    A named account lead answers the phone, joins a board meeting when you ask, and sends the manager a short report each month.

  • Proof before the contract

    Insurance certificates with the association named on them, licence numbers, and applicator cards are handed over before anyone signs.

  • A schedule for the season, not the calendar

    Mowing frequency follows the wet and dry seasons. Fertilizer follows the county rules. The plan is written down month by month.

  • Storm terms agreed in advance

    Cleanup order and pricing are in the contract, so the board is not negotiating while limbs are on the road.

For HOA boards

The HOA Landscape Contract Checklist

14 questions to ask before you sign

Insurance limits, the irrigation licence, wet-season mowing, storm cleanup, plant warranties and how to get out of a contract. Use it with every contractor you interview, not only with us.

  • Insurance and licence questions, with the document to ask for each time
  • Notes on what a good answer sounds like, and what to push back on
  • A one-page score sheet to compare contractors side by side

Demo form — nothing is sent anywhere.

Properties we care for

From the front gate to the pond bank

  • HOA common areas
  • Community entrances
  • Retention pond banks
  • Clubhouse and pool grounds
  • Apartment communities
  • Senior living campuses

See the work, then the plan

Browse sample projects filtered to community associations, or read how the 12-month Florida Season Plan™ is laid out.