Coastal Cares

Coastal Cares brings concierge-level landscape management to Boca Raton properties. The company focuses on details most crews overlook—clean structure, turf health, consistent maintenance, and seasonal adjustments that keep landscapes refined year-round.

Your property is managed by professionals who walk your landscape, inspect conditions, and ensure every detail meets their standard of care. Programs are built around your home's specific needs: soil type, plants, lighting, traffic patterns, irrigation, and seasonal demands.

Services include lawn care programs with scheduled mowing, edging, and turf cultural care; garden and plant care with pruning and bed maintenance; ornamental and specimen plant care; and landscape design. The team also handles estate landscaping—complete, high-level care covering turf health, shaping, trimming, edging, and property preservation.

Before hiring a landscaper in Florida, you can look up their license status through the Florida Department of Business & Professional Regulation. Use the DBPR's free online license search tool to verify that any contractor you're considering holds an active license and has no disciplinary history. You can search by the company name, the contractor's name, license number, or city.

Landscaping work in Florida is regulated by the Construction Industry Licensing Board under the DBPR. Contractors may be registered (working only in specific jurisdictions where they've met competency requirements) or certified (allowed to contract anywhere in Florida). When you call a landscaper, ask whether they hold a state license and provide the license number so you can verify it independently.

Florida's building code applies to landscape construction projects, including hardscaping and irrigation work. If your project involves structural elements, excavation, or irrigation installation, check with your city or county about whether a permit is required. Ask your landscaper whether they handle permitting as part of their scope of work.