Landscape Maintenance

Southern Love Landscaping & Design maintenance covers regular mowing, blowing, and bagging, quarterly fertilization, weed treatment, and leaf pickup, along with the seasonal work that keeps a property in shape through the year. Plans are built around what the property needs rather than sold as a single fixed package. Related services include full-service lawn care, seasonal yard cleanup, and irrigation maintenance and audits. The same team that builds landscapes maintains them, so the work reflects how the property was designed.

A mow-and-blow crew cuts grass and leaves. Property upkeep means someone is accountable for how the landscape performs over time, including turf health, planting condition, weed pressure, seasonal cleanup, and whether the irrigation is actually delivering what the plants need. Problems get caught and addressed instead of mowed around. For properties with significant investment in planting and hardscape, that difference shows up within a season or two.

Maintenance is frequently set up once a design and build project wraps, which is when a new landscape is most vulnerable. Fresh planting, new sod, and a recently installed irrigation system all need consistent attention through the first year to establish properly. Because our team built the landscape, we know what was installed and what each area requires. Maintenance is also available for properties we didn't build.

Service frequency depends on the property, the planting, and the season, with most Central Texas landscapes needing more attention through the growing months and less through winter. Lawn areas typically need regular visits spring through fall, while cleanup work concentrates around seasonal transitions. Our team recommends a schedule after seeing the property rather than defaulting to a standard interval. The plan can be adjusted as conditions change.

Southern Love Landscaping & Design maintains residential and commercial properties throughout Austin, Cedar Park, Lakeway, West Lake Hills, Tarrytown, Steiner Ranch, Leander, Round Rock, and Georgetown. Heat, drought cycles, and watering restrictions shape maintenance schedules across all of these communities. If your area is not listed, reach out and we will confirm availability. The full list is on our service areas page.