
Lovescape Landscaping and Lawn Service plans landscapes around what actually thrives in South Florida: the right plants, proper drainage, and a design suited to your property, not a generic layout. Serving Cutler Bay and the surrounding area.
Call or request a quote and we'll walk your property and price the job, with no obligation.
We schedule your landscape design job at a time that works for you and get it done by a licensed, insured crew.
We walk the finished job with you to make sure it's exactly right before we call it done.
Lovescape Landscaping and Lawn Service is licensed, insured, and locally owned. Every landscape design job in Cutler Bay comes with a free, no-obligation estimate and a crew that treats your property like our own.
“Lovescape has done a very nice job for us. The mower has sharp blades and cuts nicely, the crew is diligent and mostly kept grass out of the pool, and they are polite & timely. I would highly recommend them.”
“Great job with the landscaping and very professional.”
“I had an excellent experience with this landscaping company. The team was professional, reliable, and paid close attention to detail throughout the entire job. They arrived on time, worked efficiently, and made sure everything was completed to a high standard. The quality of their work was outstanding, and they left the property looking clean, well-maintained, and professionally landscaped.”
We regularly serve homes near Saga Bay Park, along Franjo Road and Old Cutler Road, and throughout the Whispering Pines area, as well as neighboring Palmetto Bay and Perrine.
A design consultation and plan typically take 1-2 weeks, and installation timelines vary by scope. We'll give you a clear timeline before work starts.
Yes. Grading and drainage are part of how we plan every design, since South Florida's rainy season can overwhelm a yard that isn't graded correctly.
Absolutely, many Cutler Bay projects build on what's already there, adding native plants, fixing drainage, or reworking a section rather than a full teardown.
We prioritize native and Florida-friendly plants where possible, they hold up better in our climate and typically need less water and maintenance long-term.