Working in Indian River Shores
Indian River Shores properties are held to a higher standard than most, and the work reflects that. Cuts need to be even, edges need to be sharp enough to see from the street, and nothing can be left behind on drives, walks or pool decks.
Barrier island conditions make that harder than it sounds. Salt spray burns tender growth, wind pushes hedges out of shape, and sandy soil drains almost as fast as it takes water. We compensate with tighter trim intervals to keep hedges dense, deeper mulch to hold moisture, and plant selections that actually tolerate the exposure.
Palms get the most attention here — regular frond and seed pod removal keeps them clean and prevents the mess and hazard of fronds letting go on their own during a blow.