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Marco Island Landscaping

Planting & Landscape Renovations in Marco Island

Not every landscape needs to start over. A renovation focuses on the parts of the property that are not working — overgrown shrubs, thin beds, plants that never thrived — and replaces them with planting that suits the space and the home.

Renovations can be as focused as a single entry bed or as broad as a full front yard refresh. They are often the most cost-conscious way to make a noticeable difference. For guidance before you start, read planning a landscape refresh for your Marco Island home.

Front entry bed with ti plants, bromeliads and flowering shrubs beside a paver walkway

What's included

What planting & landscape renovations includes

The exact scope is confirmed in your proposal. These are the parts of the work most projects involve.

Assessment of existing plants
Identifying what is healthy and worth keeping, what can be rejuvenated and what should be removed.
Removal and bed reshaping
Taking out declining or overgrown plants and adjusting bed lines that no longer suit the yard.
New planting
Adding shrubs, accent plants and groundcovers with spacing and placement that allows for growth.
Soil and finishing
Preparing planting areas and finishing beds with mulch or decorative rock so the update looks complete.

When you might need it

Signs it's time for planting & renovations

  • Shrubs have outgrown their space and are blocking windows, walkways or views.
  • Beds look thin, patchy or mismatched after years of replacements.
  • Plants have declined after a storm, a dry stretch or salt exposure.
  • You want to change the look of the entry or front yard without a full redesign.
  • You recently bought the home and want to make the landscape your own.
Layered tropical bed with orange ixora and ti plants framed by palm trunks
Red ixora blooms in a planted border with white flowers
Flowering shrub with salmon-pink blooms above a border of ferns

On the island

Considerations for Marco Island properties

Use what thrives in your yard as a guide

Plants that are already doing well on your property are useful clues about sun, soil and exposure in that spot.

Salt exposure varies across one property

Beds facing open water or prevailing wind may need tougher plant choices than sheltered courtyards and entries.

Timing around the rainy season

Planting timing affects how much supplemental watering new plants need while they establish. Timing can be discussed during the consultation.

Phase the work

Renovations can be split into phases — entry first, then side yards — to spread out cost and disruption.

Free quote

How the quote and proposal process works

  1. 01

    Request a consultation

    Send photos of the areas you want to change and tell us what bothers you about them today.

  2. 02

    Discuss what stays and what goes

    We walk the beds together, decide which plants to keep and talk about the look you want.

  3. 03

    Receive a proposal

    The proposal outlines removals, new plants, bed finishing and pricing, and it can be phased if needed.

  4. 04

    Schedule the renovation

    Work is scheduled once approved, and you receive care notes for the new plantings.

  • Free, no-obligation quotes
  • Response within 24 hours
  • Licensed & insured
  • Satisfaction guaranteed
  • Transparent, itemized pricing

Questions

Planting & Landscape Renovations questions

Aerial view of a curving paver walkway between dense tropical planting beds and lawn

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