The Partner Behind 11,000 South Florida Lawns
Mowing St. Augustine on Monday. Treating chinch bugs on Wednesday. Laying fresh sod on a waterfront estate by Friday — across all three South Florida counties.
Licensed · Insured · Florida Certified Pest Control
What Property Managers
Actually Say
Every testimonial below represents an ongoing fleet partnership — not a one-time job. These are the people who call us before the photographer arrives.
"Turf handles 47 properties across our Doral portfolio. Response time is same-day, and the edging on every curb line looks machine-drawn. Our residents stopped complaining about the lawns entirely."
Alejandro Vásquez
Director of Operations · Palmera Property Group
47 properties
"We subcontract all chinch bug remediation to Turf. Their identification timeline is faster than any vendor we've used — treatment within 48 hours of a report, every time."
Yolanda Pérez
VP Field Operations · GreenScape Commercial
120+ acres managed
"Before a listing goes live, I call Turf. Curb appeal is worth 3–5% on a Coral Gables asking price, and they've never missed a photographer day."
Marcus Webb
Principal Broker · Biscayne Luxury Realty
22 listings last quarter
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Why Miami Soil Kills
Out-of-State Vendors
South Florida sits on an oolitic limestone shelf. The moment you dig below six inches in Miami-Dade, you hit rock. That changes everything about how turf feeds, drains, and recovers from stress.
"Most commercial lawns in Miami run a soil pH between 7.8 and 8.2 — well above the 6.0–7.0 window where St. Augustine absorbs iron and manganese. That's why you see yellowing on properties that are watered daily."
7.8–8.2
Typical Miami-Dade commercial soil pH
2× / year
Chelated iron application cadence for healthy color
6 inches
Average depth before hitting oolitic limestone
Sulfur-based
Preferred amendment for pH correction in heavy soil
Turf's soil protocol starts with a pH test on every new property. We don't guess — we pull a 10-point grid sample, map the hot zones, and prescribe a correction schedule before the first mow.
Scale Confirmed.
Results Documented.
180+
Active HOA Partners
98%
Partner Retention Rate
"Turf's irrigation team re-programmed 14 zones across our Kendall HOA to comply with Miami-Dade's two-day watering restriction. Water bill dropped 22% in the first month."
Roberto Fuentes
Facilities Manager
89-unit community
"I manage 14 commercial properties in Aventura. Every property manager I've referred to Turf has kept them. That's the only endorsement that matters."
Simone Okafor
Commercial Property Director
14 commercial sites
"The sod crew laid 8,000 sq ft on a Bay Harbor waterfront in a single Friday. Clean, tight, no seams visible. The listing sold above ask that weekend."
Daniel Marchetti
Senior Listing Agent
31 listings this year
Irrigation in a
Summer Restriction Zone
Miami-Dade's water restriction calendar runs May through October. Commercial properties on non-compliant schedules face fines of $250 per violation. Turf manages the calendar so you don't have to.
Water Before 10 AM
Miami-Dade restricts irrigation to two assigned days per week. Scheduling before 10 AM reduces evaporation loss by up to 40% vs. midday cycles.
Cycle and Soak Method
Run each zone for 8 minutes, pause 30 minutes, repeat. Clay-heavy soils absorb more efficiently in short cycles — prevents runoff into storm drains.
Rain Sensor Compliance
Florida law requires rain shutoff sensors on all commercial systems. Turf inspects and calibrates sensors on every property quarterly.
Chinch Bug
Identification Timeline
Southern chinch bugs are the #1 destroyer of St. Augustine lawns in South Florida. The window between spotting damage and losing sod is 14 days. Here's what you're watching for.
Day 1
Yellow patches appear in high-sun zones — often mistaken for drought stress.
Day 3–5
Patches expand 2–3 inches daily. Chinch bugs migrate outward from the center.
Day 7
Grass blades turn brown. At this stage, the center patch is unrecoverable without sod.
Day 14
Without treatment, a 2-sq-ft spot becomes a 40-sq-ft dead zone.
Day 2 (Turf)
Treatment applied. Bifenthrin perimeter barrier stops migration. Re-inspection at Day 7.