Call Tampa Landscaping Pros or use the quote form on this page. We call you back within one business day, our crew comes out and measures, and you get a written price before any work starts.
Our address
Tampa Landscaping Pros100 South Ashley Drive, Suite 600
Tampa, FL 33602
(813) 859-6623
Call or send the form
Leave a message and we call you back within one business day.
A few details make that first call quick. Have the street address and the town the property is in, the job you have in mind, and what bothers you about the yard now, whether that is a patio that has sunk, water that stays after rain or a lawn that never filled in. If you know the rough size of the area, say so. If you do not, the crew measures it.
The town matters because permits are handled by different offices. Inside Tampa city limits, the City of Tampa Construction Services Division issues building permits. Addresses in unincorporated Hillsborough County apply to the county instead.
Step by step
What happens after you reach out
- We call you back. You hear from us within one business day.
- The crew comes out and measures. The Better Business Bureau says a company that quotes without seeing the yard cannot know what it needs, and advises getting a price after an on-site look.
- You get a written price before any work starts. Ask for a written, itemized price after the crew walks your Tampa yard and measures it. Ask for a written start date and finish date with the quote. The Federal Trade Commission says a written estimate should list the work, the materials, the completion date and the price.
When the job needs a City of Tampa permit, we pull it. If a tree has to come out, we tell you up front whether a city permit or replacement planting applies. Our Tampa landscaping permits and rules page goes through trees, walls, watering and fertilizer.
If you would like to see what jobs run before you call, the page on what landscaping costs in Tampa sets out the sourced ranges and what moves them.
Where we work
Tampa Landscaping Pros takes calls for homes in Tampa and the nearby towns of St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Dunedin and Temple Terrace. We also work in Largo, Pinellas Park, Safety Harbor, Oldsmar, Seminole, Tarpon Springs, New Port Richey, Plant City and Zephyrhills. Tell us the town when you call, because the permit office changes with it:
- St. Petersburg: walls and columns at homes need a building permit from the city's Construction Services and Permitting.
- Clearwater: building permits, including fences and tree removal, are applied for online through the city's Accela portal.
- Dunedin: permits are submitted, reviewed and approved online in the city's Citizen Self Service portal.
- Temple Terrace: permits start with an application to the city's Building Department.
Questions before you call
How fast will you call me back?
Within one business day. Leave your name, the address and the job, and the callback comes in that window.
I live in an HOA. What should I sort out before the crew comes?
Florida law says an HOA may not ban Florida-friendly landscaping on your own land, but that law does not mention artificial turf. If you live in an HOA, get its written approval for artificial turf before work starts.
Do I need a permit for my job?
Some jobs do and some do not, and when yours does, we pull the City permit. In Tampa, removing a tree 5 inches or more across at breast height, with an exception for invasive species, needs a permit, and every tree removal must be replaced by new planting or paid into the city tree fund if there is no room on site.
What should I check before I hire any landscaping company?
Ask which licences the work needs. UF/IFAS Extension says Florida has no general state landscaping licence, but for-hire fertilizing and pesticide work need their own state certificates, so ask who will apply any weed or pest treatment and which state licence they hold. The FTC also advises asking for proof of insurance. Our guide on how to choose a landscaping company covers the rest.
Sources
- City of Tampa (read 2026-11-11)
- UF/IFAS Extension Orange County (read 2026-11-11)
- The Florida Senate (Florida Statutes) (read 2026-11-11)
- Federal Trade Commission (read 2026-11-11)
- Better Business Bureau (read 2026-11-11)
- City of St. Petersburg Planning & Development Services (read 2026-11-11)
- City of Clearwater (read 2026-11-11)
- City of Dunedin (read 2026-11-11)
- City of Temple Terrace (read 2026-11-11)