Sabal & Sage Estate Grounds Care Book a walk-through

(239) 555-0142  ·  Cape Coral, Florida

Cape Coral  ·  Fort Myers  ·  Est. 2009

Grounds that look cut this morning.

We keep the lawns and landscapes of ninety-four properties across Lee County. Same crew, same day of the week, same standard — for years at a time.

Under care
94 properties
Average tenure
6.2 years

The premise

A lawn is the only part of a house that has to be made again every week.

Paint holds. Tile holds. Turf does not. It grows nine months of the year in this climate, and it shows the difference between a crew that finished and a crew that hurried within about forty-eight hours.

Sabal & Sage exists for owners who notice that difference. We run small routes so the same two people see your property every visit, we cut on a fixed weekly day, and we hand-detail every edge rather than run a blade down it. It is slower. It is the entire point.

How we work
Operator on a commercial riding mower cutting a wide, lush green lawn in full sun

Route 3 Wednesday cut, Yacht Club district

The standard

Three passes, in this order, every time.

Every visit follows the same sequence. It is why a Sabal & Sage property looks the same in August as it does in January.


Groundskeeper mowing a manicured green with a commercial mower, leaving clean alternating stripes

01 — The deck

Stand-on and zero-turn machines with 48–60 inch decks, blades sharpened twice a week. We alternate the cut direction each visit so the turf stands up instead of laying over, and so the stripe reads clean from the street.

Landscaper in protective gear running a contractor-grade string trimmer, clippings flying

02 — The edge

Commercial string trimmers along every walk, drive, bed line, mailbox and downspout, cut to the same height as the deck rather than scalped. Where a hard edge belongs — concrete and pavers — we cut it with a dedicated stick edger.

Gardener in overalls shaping a dense green hedge with a trimmer

03 — The detail

Hedges and ornamentals shaped by hand, palm skirts pulled, beds weeded, clippings blown off every hard surface and collected rather than pushed into the swale. We leave with the property cleaner than the turf.

On the ground

The cut, up close.

Sixty seconds from a Thursday route in south Fort Myers. No music, no drone — just the line the machine actually leaves.

Turf held at 3½ inches. St. Augustine does not forgive a short cut.

Property no. 07

Caloosa Reach, Fort Myers

A 0.9-acre riverfront parcel with eighteen mature palms, four hundred feet of bed line and a St. Augustine lawn that had gone thin under the oak canopy.

We took it over in March 2023 from a crew running a forty-eight-property day. First move was to stop scalping: deck up half an inch, cut weekly instead of fortnightly, and re-cut the bed lines by hand. Colour came back inside two months. Thinning the canopy did the rest.

All properties
Luxury estate home behind a wide, immaculately manicured lawn on a bright day
3½″

Cut height, held year-round

46

Scheduled visits per year

2

Same crew members, every visit

0

Missed weeks since March 2023

Landscaper edging along a lawn boundary with a commercial string trimmer

“I stopped checking. That is the whole review.”

Marisa Ellery Client since 2019 · Sanibel
Cape Coral Fort Myers McGregor Sanibel Captiva Estero Bonita Springs Fort Myers Beach Gateway Pine Island Iona Whiskey Creek

Next step

Walk the property with us.

Forty-five minutes on site. We measure the turf, read the irrigation, look at what the last crew left behind, and give you a fixed monthly figure in writing within two business days. No obligation and no follow-up calls unless you ask for them.