Landscapers in Sanford, FL

Richard Roy Masonery right in Kennebunkport. They do everything..chimneys to infinity pools!! They are efficient,well known and excellent masons!!!

Clearwater landscaping 650-4175

My number is 651-5121

Call Pat Main 207-651-5121

Dave Levesque 651-1951

Warren Howard????

Good Guys Home Improvement, https://www.facebook.com/goodguyshomeimprovement

Brian Gouin Sr. Is that something you do?

I can take care of or your landscaping needs Give me a call to set up a date for me to come out and talk about your landscape vision 386-589-1079

JDC landscaping. Jason - 386.216.0954

We are a full service company. We are licensed and insured. Please call 407-430-8442.

Txt me or call me very great on prices. 3867475159

I can come by tomorrow to give you a free estimate. Please give me a call. 3214203714. Fast response. reliable and friendly. Licensed and insured.

Sanford Turf and Irrigation. Call Daniel@770-1238. They do great work.

Hi. How's the new computer working out for you guys? Please call Sammy Norris (my dad) of N-Side Cleaning 499-3490. He is experienced in landscaping and sod!

Harrington's Lawn Care & Landscaping has done all my landscaping and upkeep for years and they also do commercial work ---- they are FANTASTIC and very reasonable!!! Call Chris at 770-2620 or Brandon at 770-5969 - you won't be sorry!!!

If you haven't anyone give me a call 4077120943 I can come out and give you a bid and go from there

https://www.facebook.com/ccgsusa Just did a huge clean up in my yard and hauled most of it away, reasonably priced and does all sorts of lawn/garden maintenance.

Jessie Fewell does beautiful work!

Steve B. with Creative Environment

Nikki Rosen we used Redenta's

:) Very different zones here! Crimum Lillies, pony tail palms, bromeliads - lots of tropical w/ architectural interest. Keep hard scapes simple with concrete shapes in geometric shapes. Lots to work with here - just completely different from what I grew up with in the Midwest!

Shoo off those skeeters!! http://bestplants.com/plants-that-repel-mosquitoes/

http://www.houzz.com/photos/midcentury/landscape

I like my Rachio a lot. Remote access, easy programming, weather intel.

Rain bird. https://www.fisoutdoor.com/ has good prices. Usually save alot compared to local irrigation supply companies, when you are buying in bulk that is.

I just completed a project similar to what you’re describing. Most of my parts were from Rain Bird and I didn’t have any issues with them. I would order in bulk from their website and be prepared to run up to your local big box store to get parts that you forgot or weren’t expecting to purchase. Good luck!

I like my RainMachine. It’s WiFi controlled but the “server” is local so that it works even if the internet is down.

Big box stores DO NOT carry commmical grade sprinkler parts. Go to a local distributor and seek help. In Nebraska they will also do a design for a small fee. Rain bird and Hunter are both great with Toro slightly less. You can find cheap parts online , but make sure they are commercial grade.

I agree with the Rachio controller suggestion. If you're also installing sprinklers, I just installed Hunter MP Rotators about a year ago and love them. I also have half of an acre in southern California. The combination of the two has noticably lowered my water usage & water bill. I have a mixture of Bermuda grass, trees (one fruit), and a garden area.

> Our lawn is .5 acres aka 11,700 feet Does not compute.

I own a landscaping business and I almost always use rainbird products! You can also upgrade the timer to be controlled through your phone and get weather updates. I would advise to not go through your local Home Depot or something like that and actually find a pluming store that supplies it. Only reason is they will give you much better advice on the setup, options and how everything works.

I’ve got a sprinkler company and we always get nervous when residents do their own systems. A tip that might help is to use one inch pipe for everything. If you have to use bigger pipe then do that, but don’t mess around with 3/4 inch and 1/2 inch pipe. It’s just not worth the time. Lots of stress will be lifted off your shoulders if you spend less time worrying about adapting down in pipe. Also, Rainbird will give you a quality product for cheaper than Hunter and for the love of humanity, don’t touch Orbit.

https://i.imgur.com/ghoITtX.jpg Here is a picture of our preliminary irrigation map. The red is going to be the sprinklers and the blue is the drip system. I am going to meet with my plumber to see if we can increase the psi and the gpm in order to determine our zones.