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# Estate Landscaping & Lawn Management: Estate Landscaping & Lawn Management is a family-owned commercial landscaping and lawn care company serving Fort Myers, Bonita Springs, Naples, Cape Coral, and surrounding Southwest Florida communities. With more than 20 years of experience, Estate Landscaping provides comprehensive landscape management solutions for resorts, gated communities, commercial properties, HOAs, businesses, and institutional facilities. Services include commercial landscaping, landscape enhancements, irrigation management, tree care, landscape lighting, lawn and shrub fertilization, pest and weed control, and hurricane response. Known for reliable communication, safe operations, high-quality workmanship, and long-term landscape health, Estate Landscaping helps property managers and organizations maintain attractive, functional, and professionally managed outdoor environments.

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- [How Proper Irrigation Management Prevents Summer Turf Damage](https://estatelandscaping.com/how-proper-irrigation-management-prevents-summer-turf-damage/): Summer in Southwest Florida pushes turf to its limits. Intense sun, high humidity, heavy rain cycles, and constant growth create a delicate balance. Too little water stresses the lawn. Too much water weakens roots and invites disease. For HOA communities managing large turf areas, that balance must be precise.
- [Quiet, Private, Beautiful: Using Landscaping for Privacy and Noise Control](https://estatelandscaping.com/quiet-private-beautiful-using-landscaping-for-privacy-and-noise-control/): In Florida HOA communities—especially those near roadways, commercial corridors, or neighboring developments—privacy and noise can become daily concerns. Residents want outdoor spaces that feel peaceful and protected, not exposed or disrupted by traffic and surrounding activity.
- [Shrubs That Shine: Low-Maintenance Color Without Constant Replanting](https://estatelandscaping.com/shrubs-that-shine-low-maintenance-color-without-constant-replanting/): Seasonal annuals can deliver a quick burst of color—but they also demand frequent replacements, higher labor costs, and constant attention. For Florida HOA communities managing large properties, that cycle can become expensive and disruptive.
- [Water-Wise Retrofits: Updating Older Landscapes for Today’s Conservation Standards](https://estatelandscaping.com/water-wise-retrofits-updating-older-landscapes-for-todays-conservation-standards/): Many Florida HOA communities were designed years—sometimes decades—ago under very different water use standards. Irrigation technology has advanced, plant selections have evolved, and water regulations have become more structured. Yet many properties are still operating with legacy systems that waste water and increase maintenance costs.
- [Storm-Resilient Irrigation: Protecting Your System from Power Surges and Flooding](https://estatelandscaping.com/storm-resilient-irrigation-protecting-your-system-from-power-surges-and-flooding/): In Florida, irrigation systems work year-round. They keep turf healthy, support plant performance, and maintain the consistent curb appeal HOA communities depend on. But during storm season, these systems become vulnerable. Power surges, flooding, lightning strikes, and saturated soils can cause significant damage—often without being immediately visible.
- [Landscapes That Help in Emergencies: Clear Access, Safe Visibility, and Wayfinding](https://estatelandscaping.com/landscapes-that-help-in-emergencies-clear-access-safe-visibility-and-wayfinding/): When people think about landscape design, they often focus on beauty, curb appeal, and maintenance. But in HOA communities, landscapes serve another critical purpose—supporting safety during emergencies. Whether it’s a medical response, fire, or severe weather event, first responders rely on clear access and visibility to do their jobs quickly and effectively.
- [Will Your Landscape Survive This Drought?](https://estatelandscaping.com/will-your-landscape-survive-this-drought/): If your landscape has been looking more stressed than usual, you’re not alone—and there’s a very real reason why.
- [Protecting Ponds and Shorelines: Erosion Control Strategies That Work](https://estatelandscaping.com/protecting-ponds-and-shorelines-erosion-control-strategies-that-work/): Ponds and lakes are some of the most visible and valuable features in Florida HOA communities. They enhance property value, improve stormwater management, and create a sense of openness across the landscape. But without proper planning and maintenance, shorelines can quickly become unstable, unsightly, and costly to repair.
- [Fertilizer Blackout Season Is Here—Here’s How We Keep Your Landscape Thriving](https://estatelandscaping.com/fertilizer-blackout-season-is-here-heres-how-we-keep-your-landscape-thriving/): In Lee County, the fertilizer blackout from June 1 through September 30 is essential for protecting our waterways during the rainy season. While nitrogen and phosphorus restrictions help prevent harmful runoff, they can make maintaining a lush landscape more challenging.
- [Planning for the “After”: Building Post-Storm Recovery into Your Landscape Design](https://estatelandscaping.com/planning-for-the-after-building-post-storm-recovery-into-your-landscape-design/): In Florida, storm preparation is part of responsible property management. But while many communities focus on bracing for impact, fewer plan for what happens next. The days and weeks following a major storm often determine how quickly a property returns to normal—and how much long-term damage is avoided.
- [Designing Landscapes for High-Traffic Amenities Like Dog Parks and Playgrounds](https://estatelandscaping.com/designing-landscapes-for-high-traffic-amenities-like-dog-parks-and-playgrounds/): HOA amenities are built to be used. Dog parks, playgrounds, and shared recreation areas bring energy and connection to a community—but they also place intense pressure on turf and landscape systems. Constant foot traffic, running pets, compacted soil, and repeated activity can quickly wear down even the healthiest lawn if it’s not designed and maintained properly.
- [Beyond Sprays: A Smarter Approach to Integrated Pest Management](https://estatelandscaping.com/beyond-sprays-a-smarter-approach-to-integrated-pest-management/): For many Florida communities, pest control has traditionally meant one thing—spray first, ask questions later. While this approach may provide short-term results, it rarely delivers long-term stability. In Southwest Florida, where landscapes grow year-round and pest pressure never truly stops, reactive treatments alone simply aren’t enough.
- [Summer Plants: Colorful Choices That Thrive in Florida’s Heat and Rain](https://estatelandscaping.com/summer-plants-colorful-choices-that-thrive-in-floridas-heat-and-rain/): Summer in Florida is not for delicate plants. Intense heat, sudden downpours, and relentless humidity can quickly break down landscapes that aren’t designed for these conditions. For HOA communities, the challenge is delivering strong summer color that holds up—without increasing maintenance demands or sacrificing consistency.
- [Cooling the Community: Shade Strategies for Hot Florida Properties](https://estatelandscaping.com/cooling-the-community-shade-strategies-for-hot-florida-properties/): Florida heat is more than just a seasonal inconvenience—it directly impacts how residents experience their community. During warmer months, unshaded landscapes can feel uninviting, limit outdoor use, and increase stress on turf and plant material. For HOA communities, the challenge is creating outdoor spaces that remain comfortable and usable without overcomplicating maintenance or design standards.
- [How Smart Sensors Are Changing Irrigation and Landscape Management](https://estatelandscaping.com/how-smart-sensors-are-changing-irrigation-and-landscape-management/): In Southwest Florida, keeping landscapes healthy and attractive year-round requires smart water management. HOAs, residential communities, and commercial properties can’t afford overwatering, runoff, turf disease, or rising water costs—yet traditional irrigation schedules often rely on fixed timers that don’t adjust to real weather conditions.
- [Spring Surge: Protecting Your Florida Landscape as Growth and Pests Accelerate](https://estatelandscaping.com/spring-surge-protecting-your-florida-landscape-as-growth-and-pests-accelerate/): Spring in Southwest Florida brings explosive growth. Turf thickens almost overnight, ornamentals push vibrant new foliage, and tree canopies expand rapidly. For HOA communities, this surge of activity sets the tone for the entire year. Managed properly, it leads to lush, consistent landscapes. Overlooked, it opens the door to pest outbreaks, thinning turf, and costly corrections.
- [Know Your Trees: Why a Tree Inventory Matters Before Storm Season](https://estatelandscaping.com/know-your-trees-why-a-tree-inventory-matters-before-storm-season/): In Southwest Florida, storm season is not a “maybe”—it’s a yearly reality. From strong winds and heavy rain to saturated soil and lightning, our weather can test every part of a property. Most communities and commercial sites prepare with drainage checks, irrigation inspections, and emergency response planning. But there’s one major risk that is often underestimated until it becomes a problem: trees.
- [Turning Rain into a Resource: Rain Gardens and Bioswales for Florida Properties](https://estatelandscaping.com/turning-rain-into-a-resource-rain-gardens-and-bioswales-for-florida-properties/): In Florida, rain is a constant—and for many HOA communities, it’s also a challenge. Heavy downpours can overwhelm turf areas, stress plant material, and create drainage concerns that affect both appearance and safety. But when landscapes are designed thoughtfully, rain doesn’t have to be a problem. It can become an asset.
- [Lasting Color: Using Natives and Perennials for Long-Term Spring Impact](https://estatelandscaping.com/lasting-color-using-natives-and-perennials-for-long-term-spring-impact/): Spring is one of the most visually important times of year for Florida communities. Residents notice color, density, and overall presentation more than ever—and HOA boards feel the pressure to deliver strong curb appeal without increasing maintenance demands. The challenge is achieving seasonal impact that doesn’t fade quickly or require constant replacement.
- [Less Mow, More Impact: Replacing High-Maintenance Turf with Smarter Planting Areas](https://estatelandscaping.com/less-mow-more-impact-replacing-high-maintenance-turf-with-smarter-planting-areas/): Let’s create a landscape that delivers more impact—with less mowing.
- [Spring Landscape Safety Audit: Catching Hidden Risks Before They Become Problems](https://estatelandscaping.com/spring-landscape-safety-audit-catching-hidden-risks-before-they-become-problems/): Spring is a critical time for Florida HOA communities—not because landscapes are waking up, but because growth accelerates quickly. Turf thickens, trees push new growth, and plant material fills in fast. While this growth is a sign of a healthy landscape, it can also hide risks that quietly develop into safety issues and liability concerns.
- [Stormwater-Smart Landscaping: Meeting Florida’s New Drainage and Water Quality Standards](https://estatelandscaping.com/stormwater-smart-landscaping-meeting-floridas-new-drainage-and-water-quality-standards/): Stormwater management has become a top priority for Florida communities. With updated regulations, increased development, and greater attention on environmental impact, HOAs are under more pressure than ever to manage runoff responsibly—without compromising landscape appearance or functionality.
- [Beyond Security: Creating Beautiful Nighttime Landscapes with Thoughtful Lighting](https://estatelandscaping.com/beyond-security-creating-beautiful-nighttime-landscapes-with-thoughtful-lighting/): Landscape lighting has come a long way from simply illuminating dark corners. For today’s Florida HOA communities, nighttime landscapes are about balance—enhancing beauty, improving visibility, and creating a sense of comfort after dark without overwhelming the environment.
- [Smarter Irrigation: Using Reclaimed and Alternative Water Sources in Florida Landscapes](https://estatelandscaping.com/smarter-irrigation-using-reclaimed-and-alternative-water-sources-in-florida-landscapes/): Water management has become one of the most important topics in Florida landscaping, especially for HOA communities responsible for large, shared outdoor spaces. With growing development, tighter regulations, and year-round landscape needs, irrigation systems must be smarter, more efficient, and more adaptable than ever.
- [Designing Landscapes for Wellness: Outdoor Spaces That Support Health and Community](https://estatelandscaping.com/designing-landscapes-for-wellness-outdoor-spaces-that-support-health-and-community/): Wellness has become a priority across modern communities, and outdoor environments play a bigger role than many people realize. For Florida HOAs and residential neighborhoods, landscapes are more than decorative—they are daily-use spaces that influence physical activity, social connection, and overall quality of life.
- [Pollinator-Friendly Landscapes That Still Keep Your HOA Happy](https://estatelandscaping.com/pollinator-friendly-landscapes-that-still-keep-your-hoa-happy/): Pollinators play a vital role in Florida’s ecosystems, but when HOA communities hear the term “pollinator-friendly,” concerns often follow. Will it look unkempt? Will it conflict with HOA guidelines? Will maintenance become more complicated? The good news is that pollinator-friendly landscapes don’t have to look wild or unmanaged to be effective.
- [Why Early Pest Control Planning Is Essential for Florida Landscapes](https://estatelandscaping.com/why-early-pest-control-planning-is-essential-for-florida-landscapes/): In Florida, landscape pests don’t wait for a “season” to arrive. With warm temperatures and active growth throughout the year, insects and turf diseases can establish themselves quickly and spread before they’re even noticed. That’s why early pest control planning is one of the most important steps HOA boards and homeowners can take to protect their landscapes.
- [Designing Safe, Accessible Outdoor Spaces for Modern Communities](https://estatelandscaping.com/designing-safe-accessible-outdoor-spaces-for-modern-communities/): Designing safe, accessible outdoor spaces isn’t just good planning—it’s an investment in your community’s future. With the right landscape partner, HOAs can achieve safety, accessibility, and beauty without compromise.
- [Florida-Friendly Landscaping and Your HOA: Designing Beautiful, HOA-Compliant Landscapes](https://estatelandscaping.com/florida-friendly-landscaping-and-your-hoa-designing-beautiful-hoa-compliant-landscapes/): Florida HOAs face a unique challenge: maintaining landscapes that are visually appealing, environmentally responsible, and fully compliant with local and association-specific guidelines. With landscapes growing year-round and water regulations continuing to evolve, Florida-Friendly landscaping has become more than a trend—it’s a smart, long-term strategy for HOA communities.
- [2026 Landscape Trends: Smarter, Greener Outdoor Spaces for Florida Communities](https://estatelandscaping.com/2026-landscape-trends-smarter-greener-outdoor-spaces-for-florida-communities/): As we move into 2026, landscape expectations across Florida communities are evolving faster than ever. HOA boards, property managers, and homeowners are no longer focused solely on keeping landscapes neat—they want smarter systems, greener practices, and outdoor spaces that add real value year-round. In Florida, where landscapes never truly go dormant, staying ahead of trends isn’t optional; it’s essential.
- [Looking Ahead: Setting Landscaping Goals for the New Year](https://estatelandscaping.com/looking-ahead-setting-landscaping-goals-for-the-new-year/): A new year always brings fresh possibilities. For communities, HOAs, and property managers, it’s the ideal moment to look beyond routine maintenance and imagine what your landscapes could become. The green spaces surrounding your property aren’t just part of the scenery — they influence safety, value, and how residents or visitors feel the moment they arrive.
- [Feeding for Growth: Benefits of Winter Fertilization](https://estatelandscaping.com/feeding-for-growth-benefits-of-winter-fertilization/): In much of the country, winter means dormant lawns and barren gardens. But here in Southwest Florida, landscapes remain active and continue to grow, even during the cooler months. While growth slows compared to the summer season, lawns and ornamentals still need proper nutrition to stay strong, vibrant, and resilient.
- [Year-End Checklist: Keeping Landscapes Safe and Maintained](https://estatelandscaping.com/year-end-checklist-keeping-landscapes-safe-and-maintained/): As the year comes to a close, many communities and property managers turn their attention to budgets, planning, and preparing for the year ahead. But there’s one more critical item that shouldn’t be overlooked: your landscape. A well-maintained property doesn’t just look beautiful — it plays a major role in keeping residents, visitors, and guests safe.
- [Weather-Ready Landscapes: Preparing for Florida’s Cooler Months](https://estatelandscaping.com/weather-ready-landscapes-preparing-for-floridas-cooler-months/): While much of the country braces for frost and frozen ground, Florida enters a different kind of winter season. Our cooler months bring mild temperatures, less humidity, and reduced rainfall, making this one of the most enjoyable times to live in the Sunshine State. But even without snow or ice, Florida landscapes still require seasonal adjustments to stay healthy, vibrant, and well-maintained.
- [Wrapping Up: Post-Holiday Landscape Care Made Easy](https://estatelandscaping.com/wrapping-up-post-holiday-landscape-care-made-easy/): The holiday season brings joy, celebration, and plenty of festive decorations. From twinkling lights to holiday planters, many communities and homeowners go above and beyond to create cheerful outdoor spaces. But when the celebrations come to an end, properties often need extra attention to recover from the season.
- [Rooted in Success: Benefits of Planting Trees in Fall](https://estatelandscaping.com/rooted-in-success-benefits-of-planting-trees-in-fall/): Trees are one of the most valuable investments you can make in your landscape. They provide beauty, shade, and long-lasting structure to any property, all while contributing to a healthier environment. While trees can be planted throughout the year in Florida, fall is often one of the most strategic times to add new trees to your property.
- [Festive Landscapes: Enhancing Your Property for the Holidays](https://estatelandscaping.com/festive-landscapes-enhancing-your-property-for-the-holidays/): The holiday season is a time of joy, celebration, and togetherness. It’s also one of the best opportunities to make your property shine. Whether you manage a homeowners association, oversee a residential community, or run a commercial property, festive landscaping brings warmth and holiday spirit to every corner of your outdoor spaces.
- [Shifting Seasons: Adjusting Irrigation for Cooler Weather](https://estatelandscaping.com/shifting-seasons-adjusting-irrigation-for-cooler-weather/): In Southwest Florida, we’re fortunate to enjoy lush landscapes and year-round growing conditions—but that doesn’t mean our irrigation schedules should stay the same month to month. As fall approaches and temperatures gradually cool, your landscape’s water needs shift along with the season.
- [Stopping the Spread: Fall Pest Prevention Tactics](https://estatelandscaping.com/stopping-the-spread-fall-pest-prevention-tactics/): As the temperatures begin to dip—ever so slightly—in Southwest Florida, our landscapes shift into a new seasonal rhythm. But while fall brings relief from summer heat, it also invites a different kind of problem: pest pressure. Insects and plant-damaging critters remain active well into the cooler months, making preventing pest infestations during fall an essential part of your seasonal landscape care plan.
- [Fall Glow: Adding Warmth with Seasonal Landscape Lighting](https://estatelandscaping.com/fall-glow-adding-warmth-with-seasonal-landscape-lighting/): As daylight hours shorten and evenings become cooler in Southwest Florida, there's no better time to enhance your landscape with the magic of lighting. Fall isn’t just about mums and mulch—it's also the perfect season to rethink how your property is seen (and enjoyed) after sunset.
- [Post-Storm Recovery: Restoring Your Landscape with Care](https://estatelandscaping.com/post-storm-recovery-restoring-your-landscape-with-care/): Southwest Florida is no stranger to tropical storms and hurricanes. When severe weather strikes, our homes and communities take the brunt of the impact—and our landscapes are often among the first to show signs of damage. From downed trees and broken branches to flooded lawns and shredded shrubs, a storm can leave your carefully maintained outdoor space looking unrecognizable.
- [Groundwork for Success: Testing and Improving Soil Health](https://estatelandscaping.com/groundwork-for-success-testing-and-improving-soil-health/): Every beautiful landscape starts from the ground up—literally. While flowers, trees, and lawns may get most of the attention, the real foundation of a healthy, thriving landscape is the soil beneath it. Without proper soil structure and nutrition, even the most carefully chosen plants will struggle to flourish.
- [Seasonal Accents: Adding Vibrant Fall Color to Your Property](https://estatelandscaping.com/seasonal-accents-adding-vibrant-fall-color-to-your-property/): In Florida, we may not get the dramatic leaf changes seen up north, but that doesn’t mean we can’t enjoy the beauty of fall. With strategic plant selection and professional design, you can create autumn-inspired landscapes bursting with warm hues and seasonal flair—right here in Southwest Florida.
- [How to Keep Your Grass Looking Its Best—Year-Round](https://estatelandscaping.com/how-to-keep-your-grass-looking-its-best-year-round/): In Southwest Florida, a well-kept lawn is more than just attractive—it’s essential. For homeowners and HOA communities alike, beautiful turf sets the tone for the entire property. But between the intense sun, frequent rainfall, and year-round growing season, maintaining lush, green grass here is no small feat.
- [Fresh Beginnings: Best Plants for Fall Landscaping](https://estatelandscaping.com/fresh-beginnings-best-plants-for-fall-landscaping/): Fall in Southwest Florida doesn’t bring snow or frost—but it does open the door to fresh landscaping opportunities. As summer’s intense heat starts to ease and the sun takes on a gentler angle, it’s the perfect time to rejuvenate your outdoor spaces. Whether you're a member of an HOA board or a homeowner looking to revamp your front entry, fall offers a clean slate—and a chance to enhance curb appeal with seasonal color and hardy plants.
- [Gearing Up for Fall: Preparing Landscapes for a New Season](https://estatelandscaping.com/gearing-up-for-fall-preparing-landscapes-for-a-new-season/): As summer starts to fade and the Florida heat begins to mellow—ever so slightly—it’s time to start thinking about fall. While our region doesn’t experience the dramatic color changes and frosty nights seen up north, the shift into autumn still brings important changes for our landscapes.
- [Seasonal Pest Control: Staying Ahead of Infestations](https://estatelandscaping.com/seasonal-pest-control-staying-ahead-of-infestations/): In Southwest Florida, our lush landscapes aren’t just admired by residents—they’re also prime real estate for pests. From chewing insects to sap-suckers and fungal invaders, our climate supports a wide variety of landscape pests throughout the year. That’s why seasonal pest control isn’t optional—it’s essential.
- [Perfectly Pruned: Keeping Shrubs Healthy and Neat](https://estatelandscaping.com/perfectly-pruned-keeping-shrubs-healthy-and-neat/): Beautiful, well-maintained shrubs are more than just greenery—they’re the backbone of your landscape design. From framing entryways to softening hardscape lines and adding visual interest to common areas, shrubs play a critical role in the curb appeal of every residential community.
- [Check and Save: Why Your Irrigation System Needs an August Audit](https://estatelandscaping.com/check-and-save-why-your-irrigation-system-needs-an-august-audit/): As summer reaches its peak here in Southwest Florida, irrigation systems are working overtime. But is your system working efficiently—or just driving up water bills and wasting resources? August is the perfect time to evaluate your system’s performance. At Estate Landscaping, we encourage all our clients to schedule mid-summer inspections to catch hidden issues and maximize efficiency. The benefits of an irrigation system audit go far beyond cost savings—they help protect your landscape, your property, and your peace of mind.
- [Eco-Friendly Landscaping: Saving Resources While Adding Beauty](https://estatelandscaping.com/eco-friendly-landscaping-saving-resources-while-adding-beauty/): In today’s world, landscaping is about more than aesthetics—it’s about making smart, sustainable choices that benefit both the environment and the communities we serve. At Estate Landscaping, we believe beauty and responsibility go hand in hand. That’s why our approach to landscape maintenance and enhancement includes sustainable landscaping practices for Florida that protect natural resources while keeping properties looking their best.

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## Testimonials
- [Cindy & Richard](https://estatelandscaping.com/testimonial/cindy-richard/): "We just signed up for a variety of you services. Charlie Hemelgarn, your landscape staff and Client Support Services have been terrific. Our property has never looked better. We look forward to a long and successful relationship. Thank you for your great services."
- [Elaine Dix](https://estatelandscaping.com/testimonial/elaine-dix/): "We always appreciate the cooperation and attention we get from Nick. He is very easy for our Landscaping Committee to work with. When we call attention to any plantings that are looking a little less happy than usual, he always gives them some special effort or treatment that perks them back up."
- [Gary Wenger](https://estatelandscaping.com/testimonial/gary-wenger/): "We wanted to tell you how pleased we are with the change in our property since Nick Hamilton became our manager. He has been attentive to our concerns and is working hard to get them rectified. Nick is also prompt when returning calls. The Harborage is happy with the changes our property is making, since Nick came on board."
- [Mary Seale](https://estatelandscaping.com/testimonial/mary-seale/): "Will Kohlmann and Robert Seago have been very instrumental in getting the results expected when contracting with Estate. They have been responsive and openly communicate with our landscaping and irrigation representatives. Gabino, Stella and Fernando continue to do a great job on the property and treat it like their own. We now have a fine team."
- [Gabriela Oetting](https://estatelandscaping.com/testimonial/gabriela-oetting/): “Nick and his crew are doing a fantastic job and I am getting remarks from board members and owners how good a job they are doing. All 3 places are showing a significant improvement in a short period of time.
- [Elaine Board](https://estatelandscaping.com/testimonial/elaine-board/): “Our property looks great and our rep is very helpful and doing an excellent job. Our Account Manager and Crew are awesome, and I was complimenting them”.
- [Ed Capezzutta](https://estatelandscaping.com/testimonial/ed-capezzutta/): “Charlie wanted to let you know that Hector was riding by my property, stopped and began inspecting some small areas that seem to be struggling. I did not approach him, until he was done. He explained in detail what he felt was the problem, is concerned it could spread and plans on reviewing with you his proposed plan.
- [Joshua Glidden](https://estatelandscaping.com/testimonial/joshua-glidden/): “I worked with Estate for a length of time, they treat their employees quite well I enjoyed my time with the company. I would highly recommend them to anyone, commercial or residential, looking for a very good landscaping company. I would also recommend them highly to anyone looking for work”.
- [Timothy Worthington](https://estatelandscaping.com/testimonial/timothy-worthington/): “Estate Landscaping and Lawn Management is the best. Explained exactly what was needed to be done. I feel like they exceeded the task. I do recommend this company for services. Very happy with the work performed. Great Employees also."
- [Nadine Wilkes](https://estatelandscaping.com/testimonial/nadine-wilkes/): “I just wanted you to know that I was very happy to See Bryan return to your company. Not only is Bryan very responsive but understands the importance of customer service. He is extremely helpful and in my opinion, represents your company in a professional manner. ”
- [Elaine](https://estatelandscaping.com/testimonial/elaine/): “Our property looks great and our rep is very helpful and doing an excellent job. Board member/landscaping chairman. Our rep is Nick Hamilton, and I was complimenting him. I am referring to Estero Beach and Tennis Club on Ft. Myers Beach. ”
- [Tamara Clark](https://estatelandscaping.com/testimonial/tamara-clark/): “Nick Hamilton great knowledge and follow through has been outstanding. We have had several managers so far Nick is the best. Please don’t promote him.”
- [Rosemary Burk](https://estatelandscaping.com/testimonial/rosemary-burk/): “It is a pleasure to work with Will Kollmann and his Estate Team. Will is always responds and is attentive to our needs. Will is a wonderful asset to your company. ”
- [Cameron G.](https://estatelandscaping.com/testimonial/cameron-g/): “Estate’s attention to detail and pro-active approach towards landscape issues has really stomped out a lot of potential issues before they had a chance to begin. Landscape issues previously to Estate Landscaping talking over took up close to 40-50% of my time and now its been reduced by at least half of that in just over a month or two. Thank you, Estate, for freeing up my time to concentrate on the other areas of my job.”
- [George B.](https://estatelandscaping.com/testimonial/george-b/): "I would say that after only two and a half months, you definitely get an “A” rating. Please let your crew know that we are pleased and that I have been getting compliments from homeowners.”
- [Elaine Dix](https://estatelandscaping.com/testimonial/elaine-dix-chairman/): "We always appreciate the cooperation and attention we get from Nick. He is very easy for our Landscaping Committee to work with. When we call attention to any plantings that are looking a little less happy than usual, he always gives them some special effort or treatment that perks them back up."